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The good
news is that many people with critical illnesses survive these
life-threatening battles. Unfortunately, as the recovery process
begins, people become aware of the bills that have piled up.
Your recovery doesn’t have to be spoiled by medical
bills. That's why Benefit Alliance offers this plan that provides
up to $50,000 in lump sum benefits payable if you or an eligible
family member is diagnosed with a covered critical illness
or condition!
According
to statistics from the American Heart Association and the
American Cancer Society:
- 66%
of heart attack victims survive at least one year or longer.
- 75%
of stroke victims live at least one year following the stroke.
- 40%
of life-threatening cancer patients beat the disease and
are alive five years from diagnosis.
Key
Benefits:
- Lump
Sum Benefit - Benefits are payable upon initial diagnosis
of a covered illness or condition
- Benefits
are paid in addition to any other coverage you may have
- and are paid directly to you!
- Additional
Occurrence Benefit - If an insured collects full benefits
for a critical illness under the plan and later has one
of the remaining covered illnesses or procedures, the policy
will pay the full benefit amount for any additional illness.
Occurrences must be separated by at least 6 months.
- Child
coverage at no additional cost!
Plan
Features:
- Your
Choice of Benefit Amounts - Benefit amounts available from
$5,000 to $50,000 for you and your spouse
- Limited
Underwriting - Approval is based on answers to simple medical
questions contained on the application form
- Portable
Coverage - Keep the plan if you leave your job for any reason
- Health
Screening Benefit - Pays up to $50 per year for each adult
insured for tests such as stress tests, mammography, colonoscopy,
PSA, cholesterol test, and Pap smear, as well as a wide
range of other screening tests
Covered
Critical Illnesses:
- Heart
Attack (Myocardial Infarction)
- Coronary
Artery Bypass Surgery (25% of the face amount)
- Stroke
- Major
Organ Transplant
- Renal
Failure (End stage)
- Cancer
- Carcinoma
in situ (25% of the face amount)
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