Supplemental health coverage
Cancer & Heart/Stroke Insurance
Cancer and heart/stroke policies can pay cash benefits after a covered diagnosis or treatment, helping with costs a health plan may not fully cover.
What it can include
How this supplemental coverage works
Covered events, benefit amounts, waiting periods and exclusions vary by policy. These are common features to compare.
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Benefit on Diagnosis
Some policies pay a lump-sum benefit after a covered cancer, heart attack or stroke diagnosis.
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Help With Treatment Costs
Some plans pay benefits for covered treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation.
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Why it matters
Planning for the costs a diagnosis can bring
A covered cancer, heart attack or stroke can bring deductibles, copays, travel, recovery and everyday expenses. These policies are designed to help with some of those costs and work alongside health coverage rather than replacing it.
It helps to know what your current coverage leaves open.
Answers
Cancer and heart/stroke insurance questions
Plain-English answers to common questions. If yours is not here, call Mike or book a free consultation.
No. It is supplemental coverage that pays set benefits for covered events. It works alongside your health plan.
Benefits are usually paid directly to you, either as a lump sum on diagnosis or for covered treatment, depending on the plan.
Many policies have a waiting period before benefits begin. The length depends on the plan, so it is one of the details worth comparing.
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