Are critical care plans a good supplement for Medicare insurance? Let’s take a look at when this option is something you should research and consider?

HERE ARE SOME IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR YOU TO THINK ABOUT:

Do you find yourself concerned about extra costs not covered by Medicare or insurance companies if you experience one of the three largest and most costly illnesses: Cancer, Heart Attack and Strokes? These critical care plans allow you to focus on your treatment and not your finances. If you get cancer, a heart attack or stroke, a one-time, lump-sum payment is sent to YOU directly. You get to choose the amount from $10,000 to $100,000 to help cover out-of-pocket expenses not covered by your health insurance plan.

Use the funds to cover:
Lost income.
Living expenses; mortgage, utilities, groceries, etc.
Home health or childcare services.
Travel to treatment facilities.
Health insurance deductibles, copays or prescriptions.
For anything you choose.

This is a great and very affordable product that my wife and I have carried on ourselves for years now. Would you or your family and friends like to know more? Please reach out to us to learn more about these plans as a good supplement to Medicare. We have had more and more clients look at these plan options and customize them to fit their lifestyle and budget.

Are critical care plans a good supplement for Medicare insurance? Critical Care plans would be a perfect fit for those of you on a Medicare Advantage Plan. However, those on a Medicare Supplement plan may not need this extra coverage, as you have very little out of pocket costs for these types of illnesses.

*When searching this online please beware of comparing apples to apples and if what you are reading about applies to you.  Does the rate take into account your age, and is it truly good coverage or just piecemealed together?  Is it with at reputable company / carrier?

Find more Medicare information, check out our youtube channel and our FAQ page can answer a lot of your Medicare questions as well.