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Optima Healthcare Insurance Narrative
It was such a pleasure meeting the two of you and spending the time getting to know more about Optima Healthcare Insurance. I hope your Holiday's were spent with loved ones and that new memories were made. I finally had the opportunity to review the benefits package which looks fantastic and at this time I suppose my only question is what is the next step?

Julia and Diane, I realize you didn't get much of an opportunity to ask me very many questions, but please feel free to reach out should an arise in the interim.

Respectfully,

Michelle Higgins

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