Russian-speaking insurance offices — 3 listings

Ask which licenses the agent holds (life, health, property-casualty) and which carriers they can actually bind. Get quotes in writing with deductibles, exclusions and the network for health. Red flags: a policy that exists “only in Russian,” a request to backdate, or pressure to replace a workplace plan. A Russian-speaking agent matters when a parent must understand an EOB, a denied claim, or the difference between HMO, PPO and a high-deductible plus HSA. SlavList does not sell policies. Verified is a phone and an address; confirm the state insurance-department license yourself before you sign. Write down the license number, the price or copay, and the cancellation rule, then compare two cards in the same city. Verified on SlavList is a phone and an address, not an outcome; Featured is paid and labeled Promoted. Leave a review only after the confirmation email — one per inbox per listing, no discount for the text.