Bridge the gap with
supplemental insurance
Bridge the gap with
supplemental insurance
What is supplemental insurance?
Supplemental insurance is a limited-benefit policy that can help pay for out-of-pocket expenses and everyday costs that may arise from a covered medical condition or circumstance. It can come in many different types, including:
Accident insurance: Cash benefits for accidental injuries
Critical illness insurance: Cash benefits for diagnosed medical conditions
Cancer insurance: Cash benefits for cancer diagnoses and treatments, out-of-pocket expenses, and other expenses
Hospital indemnity insurance: Provides a cash benefit if you're confined to a hospital due to an illness or serious injury
Whole life insurance: Helps pay for final expenses due to accidental death or illness
Types of Supplemental Health Insurance
Supplemental health insurance adds extra coverage to your main health insurance plan. It helps with costs that your main plan might not cover. Here are the different types of supplemental health insurance we offer:
Accident Insurance
This helps pay for unexpected costs if you have an accident. It can help you recover without worrying about money.
Cancer Insurance
This provides support if you are diagnosed with cancer. It can help with treatments, therapy, and other related expenses.
Critical Illness Insurance
This helps cover the costs of serious health issues like heart attacks or strokes. It can assist with treatments and recovery.
Hospital Insurance
This covers hospital expenses that your main insurance might not pay for.
Dental Insurance
This helps pay for dental treatments not covered by your main dental plan.
Vision Insurance
This provides additional coverage for vision care that your main vision plan might not include.
Essential Guide to Supplemental Health Insurance
