Amwins Connect announced a new partnership with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, allowing the company to expand its medical offerings after five months of operations in Georgia.

“I am thrilled to announce Anthem’s partnership with Amwins Connect that focuses on affordability and product choice for Georgia employers,” said Rob Teas, Anthem Regional Vice President Blue Cross and Blue Shield (pictured, left). “We look forward to working with a trusted and highly reputable service organization like Amwins Connect as we continue to provide solutions to enhance the health workforce.”

Adam Mathis, President of Amwins Connect (pictured, right) also expressed his excitement about the partnership.

“With a long history of serving brokers, we look forward to offering Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield solutions to our brokers and their clients in Georgia,” he said.

Mathis highlighted that their primary goal is to provide the most comprehensive range of products and services available in all markets served by the company.

Recently, Amwins also announced the acquisition of Kilpatrick Companies, a Houston-based public benefits agency specializing in employee and individual benefits.

Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Amwins is a sales, marketing and service company focused on helping health insurance brokers, carriers and partners expand their businesses. It has operations throughout the United States and abroad, with more than 155 offices globally.

The company is one of the largest independent wholesale distributors of specialty insurance products in the United States, providing retail insurance agents with property and casualty products, specialty group benefit products, and administrative services.

Meanwhile, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is the brand name of Blue Cross Blue Shield Healthcare Plan of Georgia, Inc., an independent charter company of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, which provides various health plans including health insurance and Dental and vision insurance. , Medicare, life insurance, disability insurance, and Medicaid.

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