New Cigna Hospital Indemnity Insurance Coverage Provides Flexibility and Additional Financial Protection for Consumers
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- Cigna's (NYSE:CI) new group hospital indemnity insurance policy, called Cigna Hospital Care, provides individuals and families additional financial protection when an unexpected covered hospitalization occurs. Available starting in April 2016, the new plan is part of Cigna's complete suite of voluntary benefit offerings which includes accidental injury, critical illness, dental, vision, AD&D, life and disability coverages.
"Whether recovering from an illness or injury or simply returning to work, we want to help customers worry less about medical bills and focus more on getting back to health and to life," Mark Marsters, senior vice president, Group Operations for Cigna. "We designed our voluntary benefits to fit seamlessly into any comprehensive benefit package. They also provide employees more choices to help match the amount of financial protection to their individual benefit needs."
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