Sterling Insurance Announces Sterling Critical Condition Product
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With up to 24 different options, there is a plan that fits most needs and budgets. The product offers 3 types of lump-sum coverage plans: cancer only, critical condition only and combination cancer and critical condition. Plans are offered in most U.S. states from Sterling insurance agents.
Sterling Critical Condition was developed to help pay for out-of-pocket expenses typically not covered by major medical plans. Upon diagnosis or treatment for a covered condition, the policy pays a lump sum directly to the insured. The benefits can be used however is most beneficial, such as making mortgage payments, replacing lost income from work, and helping with co-payments and deductibles. All of this helps ease the financial burden of a critical illness and allows the insured to focus on recovery.
"Major medical insurance does not cover all expenses incurred when a person has cancer or a critical illness," said
To speak to a Sterling representative or for more information, call 1-888-301-2748 (TTY line: 711) or visit www.sterlinginsurance.com
About Sterling
Contact:
carrie.bibb@sterlinginsurance.com
360-392-9332
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