Accident Insurance
May provide benefits for covered accidental injuries and related events, depending on policy terms.
Supplemental Insurance Protection
Health insurance is an important foundation, but an accident, serious diagnosis, or hospital stay can create expenses beyond what a primary medical plan covers. Supplemental insurance may provide additional financial support when eligible covered events occur.
Coverage types
Each type works differently. Benefits, how they are paid, and what qualifies as a covered event depend on the specific policy.
May provide benefits for covered accidental injuries and related events, depending on policy terms.
May provide a lump-sum benefit following diagnosis of a covered serious illness, subject to policy definitions and conditions.
May provide specified benefits associated with covered hospital admissions or stays, depending on policy provisions.
May provide benefits associated with covered cancer diagnoses or treatments, subject to policy terms, limitations, and exclusions.
Education
Supplemental insurance may help households prepare for financial exposure that a primary medical plan is not designed to address.
Whether and how much a policy pays depends on the specific policy and the covered event. Benefits are not guaranteed to cover every expense.
Alongside your health plan
Supplemental policies are generally limited-benefit coverage. They are designed to work alongside comprehensive medical insurance, not to replace it. Before considering supplemental coverage, it helps to understand the primary health plan already in place, including its deductible, out-of-pocket maximum, and network.
Next step
An Insurance ProActive Financial Relationship Manager™ can help you explore available options and understand how supplemental coverage may fit alongside your existing insurance.