Lump-sum cash on diagnosis to cover treatment, travel, lost income — whatever you need most.
For: All ages · Anyone wanting financial protection from cancer costs
Overview
Cancer insurance pays a lump-sum cash benefit (or itemized treatment benefits) the moment you're diagnosed with a covered cancer. You can use it for anything — high deductibles, experimental treatments, second opinions at MD Anderson or Mayo, travel and lodging, or simply to keep the household running while you focus on getting well.
Some clients want a lean cancer-only lump-sum plan. Others prefer a single supplemental policy that also includes term life and critical illness. Both are supplemental only and neither is comprehensive health insurance or a substitute for a Marketplace plan. Ask us whether either makes sense alongside the coverage you already have.
Which fits me?
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1.Which risk concerns you most?
2.Do you already carry term life insurance?
3.How do you like to structure supplemental coverage?
For guidance only — not personalized insurance advice.
Typically fits if…
Typically fits if…
These are specified-disease / critical illness and supplemental life products, not comprehensive health insurance and not Qualified Health Plans. They do not satisfy the requirement to maintain minimum essential coverage. Benefits are paid as fixed dollar amounts on covered diagnoses and are not based on your actual medical bill. You remain responsible for deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and all other costs under your primary health plan. Eligibility, waiting periods, exclusions, and benefit amounts vary. "Typically fits if…" scenarios and the "Which fits me?" quiz are general guidance only, not personalized advice. This is not a government website and is not affiliated with CMS, HealthCare.gov, or the Marketplace.
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