Washington National Releases New Critical Illness Insurance Product
Provides Financial Protection to Those Faced With an Unexpected Critical Illness Such as Cancer, Heart Attack or Stroke
CARMEL, Ind.,
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American Cancer Society (ACS) reports that one in two American males and one in three American females develop cancer in their lifetime.1 - The
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC ) cites that heart attacks and strokes are even more common, both occurring every 40 seconds in theU.S. 2,3
Beyond the physical and emotional toll it brings, critical illness also carries significant financial burdens for impacted patients. According to the ACS Cancer Action Network, 51% of cancer patients and survivors carry medical debt from their cancer-related treatment.4
"Many middle-income Americans are continually being challenged by increasing cost-of-living expenses, and when they are faced with an acute health situation, the last thing they should be concerned about is finances," said
The new solution covers major illnesses and complements existing Washington National supplemental health insurance plans. It also offers customized pricing by providing three base level choices with enhanced optional riders, among them:
- An optional Return of Premium/Cash Value Benefit rider, which enables customers to get 100% of their premiums paid, minus any claims incurred, at the end of the rider period
- Critical Conditions Benefit rider
- Cancer Benefit rider
- Heart and Stroke Benefit rider
- Hospital Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Benefit rider
- Wellness Screening rider
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