Virginia Surety to provide underwriting and compliance services for ESCO

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Sep 24 2009

Virginia Surety Company, Inc., a unit of The Warranty Group, Inc., today announced an agreement to provide underwriting and compliance services for Ear Service Corporation's (ESCO) comprehensive loss, damage and repair programs for the hearing aid industry.

"Virginia Surety is pleased to partner with ESCO, the industry leading hearing aid administrator. We support the strategy of bringing together hearing health care providers and patients with this full-service program," said Mike Frosch, President & COO of North American Consumer Products, The Warranty Group.

"ESCO provides the industry's broadest and most comprehensive coverage options to patients. The extensive reach and knowledge of Virginia Surety will help us grow to meet the needs of our expanding patient base. Together we will be able to provide innovative options for hearing health practitioners and their patients," said John Ditzler, Partner in ESCO.

The program will be available through over 5,000 hearing health care providers.

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