Bankers Life and Casualty Company Launches New Critical Illness Insurance Product
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Critical Benefit is critical illness insurance that pays a lump-sum benefit when an insured person is diagnosed with a specified critical illness. It's designed to provide additional financial protection associated with treatment and recovery as well as cover non-medical expenses, such as:
- Loss of income
- At home recovery or treatment
- Experimental and or alternative medicine
- Co-pays, deductibles and out-of-network expenses
- Child care and transportation costs
With the ever-rising, high-deductible health plans and the gaps in the insurance coverage carried by most middle-income Americans, critical illness insurance can provide valuable financial protection after a critical diagnosis.
"The risk of a critical illness is real," said
Critical Benefit is available for people age 18 to 85 and offers three policy options:
- Cancer only coverage pays the full lump-sum cash benefit if diagnosed with cancer.
- Heart attack, stroke and end-stage renal failure coverage pays the full lump-sum cash benefit when one critical illness is diagnosed.
- Combination coverage pays a cash benefit when cancer, heart attack, stroke or end-stage renal failure is diagnosed.
Based on the selected coverage amount, the lump sum cash benefit is between
Bankers' critical illness insurance also provides several unique policy features including 1) benefit amount paid directly to the insured, not a hospital or doctor, 2) no restrictions on how you use your cash benefit, and 3) benefit paid regardless of any other type of private medical insurance or
Critical Benefit is currently available through Bankers' career insurance agents in 32states: AL, AK, AR, CT, DE, HI, IA, ID, IL, KS, KY, LA, ME, MI, MO, MS, MT, NC, NE, NH,
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