SUPPLEMENTAL PLANS
We also offer various types of supplemental insurance plans, which are needed when life’s unexpected health issues come up. Having this type of insurance can save you thousands of dollars in medical bills. Our experienced staff of insurance agents will help you choose the plan that will work for your current situation, as well as help you plan for unexpected problems that may occur in the future. See the information below to read more about the types of supplemental insurance we have available. Supplemental coverage options, also referred to as ancillary benefits, are often overlooked, but are an affordable health insurance option for many individuals and families. We offer a wide range of products that can supply extra protection on top of your traditional medical plan.
We provide the following types of supplemental insurance protection:
Hospital Indemnity Insurance Plans
What is hospital indemnity insurance?
Hospital indemnity insurance is a type of plan that pays a set amount – per day, per week, per month, or per visit – if you’re confined in a hospital. An indemnity plan pays directly to the insured party up to the policy limit.
How is the Hospital Plan different from a traditional medical plan?
Medical insurance reimburses the insured or provider for covered and approved medical services, procedures, equipment, and prescription drugs. The Hospital Plan pays a lump-sum payment directly to the insured for covered hospital confinement, outpatient surgery, and emergency injury or sickness.
Critical Illness and Cancer Insurance Plans
How is a Cancer Plan different from a traditional medical plan?
Medical insurance reimburses the insured or provider for covered and approved medical services, procedures, equipment, and prescription drugs. The critical illness or cancer plan pays an immediate one-time, lump-sum payment directly to the insured upon initial diagnosis of the covered disease. The lump-sum cash benefit can be used for any purpose you choose.
Accident Insurance Plans
Accident Insurance helps you handle the medical and out-of-pocket costs that add up after an accidental injury. This includes emergency treatment, hospital stays, medical exams, and other expenses you may face; such as transportation and lodging needs.
