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Why do you need Critical Illness insurance?
Chances are you know someone who has faced a diagnosis covered by critical illness insurance:* common conditions such as a heart attack, cancer or stroke. Recovering can take a toll on well-being—and on finances. Critical illness insurance can help.
Concentrate on recovery - Knowing you’ll have enough money to cover day-to-day expenses and unexpected costs helps keep your focus on getting better. And you can also use the money to pay for out-of-network care or treatments not covered by your health insurance.
Pay for the things you need - The money critical illness insurance provides can be used in any way you wish: make up for lost wages or fund extra time off work, cover deductibles, co-pays, rehabilitation, travel for out-of-town care, babysitters, and more.
Covered conditions: Heart attack, Coronary artery bypass surgery, Angioplasty, Stroke, Invasive cancer, Non-invasive cancer, Kidney (renal) failure, Major organ transplant, Advanced Alzheimer’s disease, Paralysis, Coma
Meet Sara
Meet Patrick
Meet Patrick
Sara, 41
Married with two school-aged daughters
Teacher earning $58,000/year
High deductible health plan
"I saw my parents struggle to make ends meet after my father’s heart attack. I want to plan ahead.”
CRITICAL ILLNESS INSURANCE
$75,000 benefit
About $65 a month
Did you know?
66% of all U.S. bankruptcies are tied to medical issues, including
Sara, 41
Married with two school-aged daughters
Teacher earning $58,000/year
High deductible health plan
"I saw my parents struggle to make ends meet after my father’s heart attack. I want to plan ahead.”
CRITICAL ILLNESS INSURANCE
$75,000 benefit
About $65 a month
Did you know?
66% of all U.S. bankruptcies are tied to medical issues, including many people who have health insurance (American Journal of Public Health Report, 2019)
58% of Americans with health insurance have a deductible of $1,000 or more (Kaiser Family Foundation/Health Research & Education Trust, Employer Health Benefits Survey, 2018)
60% of Americans don’t have savings available to cover an unexpected $1,000 expense (Bankrate’s Financial Security Index, January 2019)
Meet Patrick
Meet Patrick
Meet Patrick
Patrick, 32
Engaged with a child on the way
Plumber earning about $47,000/year
Concerned about income replacement
"My family depends on my paycheck. If I can't work, we’ll need money to help make it through.”
CRITICAL ILLNESS INSURANCE
$20,000 benefit
About $15 a month
Did you know?
66% of all U.S. bankruptcies are tied to medical issues, inclu
Patrick, 32
Engaged with a child on the way
Plumber earning about $47,000/year
Concerned about income replacement
"My family depends on my paycheck. If I can't work, we’ll need money to help make it through.”
CRITICAL ILLNESS INSURANCE
$20,000 benefit
About $15 a month
Did you know?
66% of all U.S. bankruptcies are tied to medical issues, including many people who have health insurance (American Journal of Public Health Report, 2019)
58% of Americans with health insurance have a deductible of $1,000 or more (Kaiser Family Foundation/Health Research & Education Trust, Employer Health Benefits Survey, 2018)
60% of Americans don’t have savings available to cover an unexpected $1,000 expense (Bankrate’s Financial Security Index, January 2019)