Supplemental Insurance Products

Accident Insurance

Accident Insurance policies help provide support when life’s most unexpected moments arrive. Supplemental accident insurance is meant to be purchased in addition to your primary policy. It helps pay the bills that your major medical insurance doesn’t completely cover.

This helps provide peace of mind when new and unexpected injury costs occur. Accident Insurance works by paying benefits regardless of your current plan. This gives you extra support and financial relief during these covered accidents.

Critical Illness Insurance

Critical illness insurance provides additional coverage for medical emergencies like heart attacks, strokes, or cancer. Because these emergencies or illnesses often incur greater-than-average medical costs, these policies pay out cash to help cover those overruns when traditional health insurance may fall short.

Cancer Insurance

Cancer insurance helps you and your family better cope financially and emotionally if a positive diagnosis of cancer ever occurs. The cost of cancer insurance is impacted by your age, location and your ideal benefits, but Cancer Insurance plans are an affordable option for all kinds of policy needs.

Hospital Insurance

Hospital insurance helps with the expenses not covered by major medical, which can help prevent high deductibles and out‐of‐pocket expenses from derailing your life plans.

Short-Term Disability Insurance

Your paycheck helps you maintain your current way of life. If you find yourself unable to work, short-term disability insurance will provide cash to help ease the financial stress of a covered illness or injury.

Dental Insurance

Good oral care is a key step in maintaining your overall health. But dental care can be expensive. Even cleaning and X-rays could strain your budget and if a checkup reveals more serious issues, the costs could quickly become overwhelming.

Vision Insurance

Vision correction is just one reason for an eye exam. Your eye doctor may even spot other conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes and that’s when treatment may be most effective. If you have children, they should also have regular vision screenings. After all, healthy eyes may be critical to a child’s development.