Cancer insurance helps fill insurance gaps
This coverage can help pay for cancer-related expenses that medical insurance may not cover. Cancer insurance helps ease the financial burden so you can focus on what matters most — your care and recovery.
Ease the financial strain of cancer-related expenses
Cancer insurance offers benefits that help with medical and non‑medical cancer-related costs. Examples of out-of-pocket expenses include:
- Out-of-network treatment
- Lodging and meals during treatment
- Surgical procedures related to cancer
- Home health services
Natalie's benefits story
Benefits story: How cancer benefits can help
Paul and Kim were preparing for their second child when they learned Paul had cancer. Here’s how cancer insurance helped cover their out-of-pocket costs without sacrificing the nest egg they’d saved for their family.
Doctor's screening
Paul’s medical insurance didn’t cover everything, but his cancer benefits helped offset treatment costs.
Travel costs for second opinion
Their cancer benefits helped with travel and lodging when seeking a second opinion.
Surgery
They used their benefits to help pay out-of-pocket costs for Paul’s surgery and recovery.
For illustrative purposes only. These benefit stories aren’t intended to depict real people.
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Filing and receiving claims online
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Set up direct deposit for quicker benefit payment
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