Wellabe Introduces Customizable Critical Illness Insurance in 14 States
New product covers cancer, heart attack, stroke, and more
Wellabe has launched a new Critical Illness insurance product in 14 states1 to protect the well-being of customers when they suffer from cancer, heart attack, stroke, or other critical illnesses. Underwritten by Medico®
“Nearly everyone knows a loved one who has been diagnosed with cancer or suffered a heart attack or stroke. Recent statistics say more than 2 million new cancer cases are expected to be diagnosed this year in the
“Wellabe’s Critical Illness insurance helps an individual build the customized coverage they want, based on their health needs and their budget. Whether they want to cover just cancer, just a heart attack or stroke, or both, they can work with their agent to create the plan that works best for them,” says
Customers will choose between the Cancer and Cancer in Situ3 or the Heart Attack and Stroke4 base policies, then select from several optional riders to build their customized coverage package. The riders offered5 can provide payouts for skin cancer diagnoses; radiation and chemotherapy treatments; and specified diseases, such as blindness, deafness, end-stage renal failure, or major organ failure that requires specialized treatment6. Policyholders can also select options to restore coverage if they fully recover from their initial diagnosis.
“Customers deserve choice, value, and care when it comes to their health insurance needs,” says Jones. “Once again, Wellabe is delivering solutions that provide customers with the flexibility and protection they desire. And with our industry-leading digital tools and quick approval process, agents can provide a live quote and sometimes even approval during the appointment, so customers can leave with their policy and know they’re well prepared.”
To learn more about how Wellabe’s Critical Illness insurance empowers people to be well prepared and well protected, visit wellabe.com/critical-illness.
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July 18, 2025 , Critical Illness insurance plan options are available inArizona ,Colorado ,Florida ,Georgia ,Kansas ,Kentucky ,Michigan ,Missouri ,Nebraska ,North Carolina ,South Carolina ,Tennessee ,Texas , andWisconsin . -
Tsao CW, Aday AW, Almarzooq ZI, et al. Heart disease and stroke statistics—2023 update: a report from the
American Heart Association . Circulation. 2023;147:e93–e621. -
Cancer and Cancer in
Situ Lump Sum policy - Heart Attack and Stroke Lump Sum policy
- Options may vary by state.
- Major organ failure that requires a bone marrow, stem cell, or organ transplant
About Wellabe
Let's do more, worry less, and make every day better. Since 1929, we have provided insurance solutions to help our customers protect their health and financial well-being. Every day we show we care through our shared values and doing what’s right. We’ll always be here helping people be well so they can prepare for tomorrow and live better today. Learn more at wellabe.com.
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