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SUPPLEMENTS AREN'T
JUST FOR ATHLETES
Supplemental insurance plans fill the gap between traditional insurance and your bank account, paying for deductibles, travel, and other expenses that normally aren't covered by policies.
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We offer the following types of supplemental insurance through multiple carriers:
Cancer
Dental
Hospital Plans and Hospital Indemnity
Accident Insurance
Critical Illness
Vision
Cancer Insurance
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Cancer insurance provides financial benefits following the diagnosis of a covered cancer. Depending on the policy, benefits may help pay for treatments, hospital stays, prescription medications, transportation to specialized care, lodging, lost income, and other expenses that health insurance may not fully cover. Cancer insurance can help reduce the financial stress that often accompanies a serious diagnosis.
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Dental Insurance
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Dental insurance helps make routine and restorative dental care more affordable. Most plans provide coverage for preventive services such as exams, cleanings, and X-rays, while also helping pay for procedures like fillings, crowns, root canals, and extractions. Regular dental care supports overall health and can help prevent more costly dental issues down the road.
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Hospital Plans & Hospital Indemnity Insurance
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Hospital indemnity insurance, often called a hospital plan, pays a fixed cash benefit when you're admitted to the hospital for a covered illness or injury. Unlike traditional health insurance, these payments are made directly to you and can be used however you choose. Many people use hospital indemnity benefits to help cover deductibles, copays, transportation, childcare, household bills, or other expenses that arise during a hospital stay.
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Accident Insurance
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Accident insurance provides cash benefits if you suffer a covered accidental injury. Benefits may help pay for emergency room visits, ambulance transportation, fractures, follow-up care, rehabilitation, or other accident-related expenses. Since benefits are generally paid directly to the policyholder, they can also help offset lost income or everyday living expenses while recovering from an injury.
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Critical Illness Insurance
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Critical illness insurance provides a lump-sum cash benefit when you're diagnosed with a covered serious medical condition, such as a heart attack, stroke, or certain major illnesses. The money can be used for medical bills, deductibles, mortgage payments, household expenses, travel for treatment, or any other financial need. This flexibility helps families focus on recovery instead of worrying about unexpected costs.
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Vision Insurance
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Vision insurance helps lower the cost of routine eye care, including annual eye exams, prescription glasses, contact lenses, and discounts on corrective vision procedures offered by participating providers. Regular eye exams not only help maintain healthy vision but can also identify early signs of health conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Which Plan Is Right for You?
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Every individual's healthcare needs are different. Some people want help covering hospital expenses, while others are more concerned about protecting themselves against the financial impact of a serious illness or accident. Dental and vision insurance help make routine care more affordable, while cancer, critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity policies provide an added layer of financial protection when unexpected medical events occur.
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Joe can help you compare your options, identify potential gaps in your current coverage, and recommend supplemental insurance plans that fit your health needs, budget, and long-term financial goals.
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