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Watch out for Embraces Renewals
I’ve been with Embrace for years and just received my renewal notice. The new premium is $918.31 per month. That is over $11,000 per year to insure two senior pets. For comparison, my current billing shows $279 per month . So we are talking about going from roughly $3,300 per year to more than $11,000 per year at renewal. That is not a modest increase. That is a financial shock. What makes this worse is that they have never paid a single claim since I purchased the insurance. Reimbursed to date is $0. So after years of paying premiums, the first major interaction at renewal is a massive rate increase. Yes, the explanation includes rising veterinary costs, age adjustments, and actuarial reviews in California. I understand that premiums change. But tripling the annual cost feels less like risk adjustment and more like pricing customers out once their pets are older. Insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind. Instead, this feels like you are paying faithfully for years and then being presented with a bill that makes you question whether coverage is even sustainable. If you are considering pet insurance, do not just look at the monthly number. Convert it to an annual cost. When someone says $300 per month, that is $3,600 per year. When it becomes $900 per month, that is more than $10,000 per year. Do the math before your pets age into a pricing tier that makes staying insured feel impossible.
Insurer: Embrace
By: Alfred Somekh
Watch out for Embraces Renewals
I’ve been with Embrace for years and just received my renewal notice. The new premium is $918.31 per month. That is over $11,000 per year to insure two senior pets. For comparison, my current billing shows $279 per month . So we are talking about going from roughly $3,300 per year to more than $11,000 per year at renewal. That is not a modest increase. That is a financial shock. What makes this worse is that they have never paid a single claim since I purchased the insurance. Reimbursed to date is $0. So after years of paying premiums, the first major interaction at renewal is a massive rate increase. Yes, the explanation includes rising veterinary costs, age adjustments, and actuarial reviews in California. I understand that premiums change. But tripling the annual cost feels less like risk adjustment and more like pricing customers out once their pets are older. Insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind. Instead, this feels like you are paying faithfully for years and then being presented with a bill that makes you question whether coverage is even sustainable. If you are considering pet insurance, do not just look at the monthly number. Convert it to an annual cost. When someone says $300 per month, that is $3,600 per year. When it becomes $900 per month, that is more than $10,000 per year. Do the math before your pets age into a pricing tier that makes staying insured feel impossible.
Insurer: Embrace
By: Alfred Somekh
Watch out for Embraces Renewals
I’ve been with Embrace for years and just received my renewal notice. The new premium is $918.31 per month. That is over $11,000 per year to insure two senior pets. For comparison, my current billing shows $279 per month . So we are talking about going from roughly $3,300 per year to more than $11,000 per year at renewal. That is not a modest increase. That is a financial shock. What makes this worse is that they have never paid a single claim since I purchased the insurance. Reimbursed to date is $0. So after years of paying premiums, the first major interaction at renewal is a massive rate increase. Yes, the explanation includes rising veterinary costs, age adjustments, and actuarial reviews in California. I understand that premiums change. But tripling the annual cost feels less like risk adjustment and more like pricing customers out once their pets are older. Insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind. Instead, this feels like you are paying faithfully for years and then being presented with a bill that makes you question whether coverage is even sustainable. If you are considering pet insurance, do not just look at the monthly number. Convert it to an annual cost. When someone says $300 per month, that is $3,600 per year. When it becomes $900 per month, that is more than $10,000 per year. Do the math before your pets age into a pricing tier that makes staying insured feel impossible.
Insurer: Embrace
By: Alfred Somekh
Account # SP8150755
Account # SP8150755 - Very disappointing customer service would not recommend. When I signed up it took 3 calls for them to add my Veterinary office. Kelly from customer service was the only none that helped and actually phoned me back. I asked her why I never received by 15% discount or $25 Sam gift card and she called Sams and said I should receive in 2 weeks. When that didn't happen I called customer service and got Stephanie who said I wasn't eligible, she would not transfer me to anyone higher to help but was more than happy to cancel the policy. I am disputing the entire amount since I never had my vet in from the beginning and made no claims.
Insurer: Spot
By: Cathy Sklarczyk