"Namaste, [Client's Name]! This is [Your Name] from [Your Insurance Company]. I hope I'm not disturbing you. I'm calling to follow up on your current health plan and noticed you might benefit from some of our newer options. But first, I'd love to know how your experience has been with your current plan. Got a few minutes to chat?"
"I understand you're finding it tricky to differentiate between our plans. No worries, bhai. It can be a bit like decoding a complex cricket strategy, right? Let's break it down in simple terms."
"How about I give you a quick, jargon-free comparison of our plans? I promise to make it as clear as the difference between a sixer and a four!"
"Let's look at three key aspects:
I'll compare your current plan with two alternatives that might suit you better."
"I'm sending you a simple comparison chart right now. It's color-coded – green for better features, red for limitations. Can you see it on your phone?"
"Now, based on your healthcare usage in the last year, here's how these plans would have worked out for you:
"The main differences are:
"Our new plans come with a smart app. You can:
"Let me give you a real-life example. Say you need a [common procedure, e.g., 'knee replacement']. Here's how each plan would handle it... [provide brief comparison]"
"If you'd like, I can arrange a call with our product expert. They can explain the nuances in more detail, no strings attached."
"How about we schedule a quick 15-minute call to go through these plans in detail? I can walk you through a personalized comparison. Are you free tomorrow evening?"
"If you're not ready for a call, I can send you our 'Plan Comparison Tool'. It's an interactive online tool where you can input your details and see which plan fits best. Interested?"
"[Client's Name], I know insurance plans can be as confusing as a googly in cricket. But I'm here to help you hit a six with your health coverage. Even if you decide to stick with your current plan, I'm always here to clarify things. Any quick questions about the plans you want to ask before we wrap up?"