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Benefits paid directly to you
Supplemental policies can help cover expenses that your health insurance doesn't cover such as: copays, coinsurance, rent or mortgage or everyday living expenses. The benefits are paid directly to you so you decide how to use the money. Medical Insurance pays your doctors and hospitals; supplemental insurance is designed to pay you.
Enhance your Health Insurance
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Health insurance plans can leave large gaps of coverage. Enhance your protection with supplemental insurance. These can be added to any plan-even an employer's benefits.
- Accident coverage
- Critical Illness Coverage
- Hospitalization Coverage
- Dental Coverage
- Vision Coverage
- Disability Coverage
What is a Deductible?
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What is a Deductible?
A deductible is what you will pay out of pocket before your health insurance will begin to cover any qualified expenses. Deductibles are usually an annual amount.
What is a Copay?
What is co-insurance?
What is a Deductible?
Many health insurance plans will have a copay associated with certain services. This means that prior to meeting your deductible, you will only be responsible for the copay.
What is co-insurance?
What is co-insurance?
What is co-insurance?
After you have paid your deductible, you still may be required to pay co-insurance. This is a small percentage of your medical bills that you'll pay after paying for your deductible.