Provides a lump sum payment to help offset the costs associated with cancer.
One in every three American women and one in every 2 American men will be diagnosed with cancer. Among children ages 1 to 14, cancer causes more deaths in the U.S. than any other disease. The average costs per person is $16,421. Your hospitalization insurance may be good, but will it pay for all cancer expenses?
We have a cancer plan that is designed to pay a one-time lump sum cash benefit when first diagnosed with internal cancer or malignant melanoma. You can use the cash benefit for any purpose you choose. It also pays in addition to any other insurance coverage you may already have in force.
We have a cash cancer plus plan and indemnity plans. The cash cancer plan pays a lump sum up front as soon as you are diagnosed. With this benefit, you have to be free of ever being diagnosed with cancer.
With the indemnity plan, it pays for individual benefits such as, radiation/chemotherapy, surgical, anesthesia, hospital confinement, drugs and medicines, hospice, and wellness to help with early detection. If you have had cancer, we have a plan that will cover you after five years in remission.
We have individual and family coverage where benefits are paid directly to the employee after coverage has been in force for thirty days. It pays in addition to any other insurance coverage you may already have in force.
First-Year Medical Costs Per Person
- $21,608 Colorectal Cancer
- $20,340 Lung Cancer
- $9,230 Breast Cancer
- $8,869 Prostrate Cancer
- 3,177 Lynphoma
Costs is based on age and benefit amount. These policies contain limitations and exclusions.