Liberty Bankers Insurance Group Introduces Four New Supplemental Health Products
Plus Series Product Line Includes Accident, Cancer, Critical Care, and Heart and Stroke Plans
The new products are available through the company's independent agent distribution channel in 17 states, with additional states launching in the near future. The policies offer lump sum benefits paid directly to the policyowner regardless of any other coverage. Additionally, there are no deductibles, co-pays, or networks, and policyowners can utilize any doctor or hospital.
"In addition to our currently available Hospital Indemnity Plus coverage, we are excited to have expanded our product line," said
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