Getting to the Nitty Gritty...
TOP Questions Asked About Cancer Insurance...
1. What is cancer insurance? This is a supplemental cancer insurance plan that pays you in the event of illness, not your doctors, so you can pay the family/household bills. Example: Health coverage will pay the medical facility for your treatment while we pay you - This money can pay the mortgage, car payments or medical bills, etc. Because health insurance doesn't pay for time off of work, co-pays, deductibles and some medications!
2. Can I get this even if I've already had cancer?There's a possibility of getting this coverage if you have been cancer free from five to ten years. All cases are handled on an individual bases and subject to underwriting approval.
3. How much does it Cost? Policies are cheaper than you think! This is the only insurance plan you'll ever find that pays you to take care of yourself! Women get paid for 3 annual wellness tests and men get paid for 1*, thus paying you to take care of yourself! It Pays For Itself! Click Here to get a quote.
4. Is this Just for Cancer? Depending on the state you live in there can be an optional rider that gives coverage for any illness and accident. In California there's the ICU rider that can be as cheap as $15 a year to add! Get a Quote to find out more.
5. What if I've already got health coverage, do I really need cancer insurance? Supplemental health coverage is designed to do three things: 1. Protect your assets by filling in the gaps that traditional coverage will leave you responsible for 2. Pays you not your doctor, just like disability coverage but at a much cheaper price 3. Takes the guess work out of health coverage in the event of illness or accident. It doesn't matter what your health insurance is paying for or not - this plan pays you to take care of yourself!
6. Do I have to take a medical exam for this? No, there's only a few underwriting questions that are asked, Example: Have you ever been treated for cancer? And with some policies, there's no higher rates for smokers or people with family history either.
7. How do I get paid for my mammogram? It's as easy as sending in a copy of your bill and within 7 to 10 business days your check will arrive in the mail!
*The amount of wellness tests paid, varies from state to state. In California there are 3 for women and 1 for men.
