Supplemental coverage is not a substitute for major medical
Some plans look like health insurance and pay like a benefit schedule. Telling the difference before you enroll is the most valuable ten minutes you can spend.
Accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity coverage that fills the gaps.
Supplemental products pay benefits that help with costs your primary plan may leave behind. These articles explain what each product is for, what triggers a benefit, and where the limits are.
Some plans look like health insurance and pay like a benefit schedule. Telling the difference before you enroll is the most valuable ten minutes you can spend.
Accident plans pay from a schedule: a set amount for an emergency room visit, a fracture, stitches, or an ambulance ride. The schedule is the product.
A covered diagnosis triggers a cash benefit you can use for anything. The value of the policy lives entirely in how it defines covered.
Hospital indemnity pays you a stated amount when a covered event happens. It is not health insurance, and understanding that difference is the whole point.
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Prestige Insurance Group is a team of licensed insurance advisors, not the insurer.