Supplemental Health insurance

We pay you cash benefits to help cover your out-of-pocket costs like deductibles and copays your health plan doesn't cover.

Protect your hard-earned savings and help avoid medical debt.

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Life is an unpredictable journey.

Unforeseen events like accidents or critical illness can throw your life into a tailspin and devastate your family savings.

While your health insurance can cover some medical expenses, it doesn’t always protect you from out-of-pocket costs like deductibles, coinsurance, and lost income. With out-of-pocket costs rising, did you know 41% of Americans struggle with medical debt?

That’s why there’s FlexBenefits supplemental insurance – a safety net for you and your family.

 

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A Financial Safety Net

Accident Insurance

FlexBenefits accident insurance offers cash benefits directly to you after an accidental injury, helping with medical expenses not covered by your primary insurance, deductibles, lost wages, and other costs arising from the accident. Enroll with no health questions asked.

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A Helping Hand During Times of Need

Critical Illness Insurance

FlexBenefits critical illness insurance offers lump sum cash benefits upon diagnosis of a covered illness such as cancer, stroke, or heart attack. You get to focus on healing instead of worrying about deductibles, treatment costs not covered by your primary insurance, lost income and other out-of-pocket costs.

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Supplemental Insurance Tailored to You

Additional Benefits

Mix and match extra protections that include accident disability income insurance, daily hospital benefits, surgical care, wellness visits and diagnostic testing, and/or sickness visits in a doctor’s office, Urgent Care or emergency room.

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Out-of-pocket Costs

For workers, the average health insurance deductible amount they have to pay themselves has increased 10% over the last five years and 53% over the last 10 years.1

For people with Afford Care Act (ACA) plans, the out-of-pocket threshold for 2024 is $9,450 for individuals and $18,900 for families.2

Examples of initial cost for cancer treatment3

  • Breast – $34,979.50
  • Colon – $66,523.50
  • Prostate – $28,108.50

$59,900 – Average per patient per year cost for stroke4

In the United States, someone has a heart attack every 40 seconds.5

Buy Accident and Critical Illness Insurance

When considering accident and critical illness insurance, carefully evaluate your individual needs and circumstances. Factors to consider include:

  • Your overall health and family medical history
  • Your financial situation and risk tolerance
  • The specific coverage options and additional benefits offered

Consulting with a licensed insurance professional can provide valuable guidance in selecting the right plan to meet your unique needs.

Is supplemental health insurance right for you?

Speak to a licensed insurance broker.

Call 866-299-FLEX

Footnotes
  1. 2023 Employer Health Benefits Survey”, KFF.org, , 10/18/2023
  2. Out-of-Pocket Maximum/Limit”, HealthCare.gov,
  3. Financial Burden of Cancer Care”, National Cancer Institute,
  4. The Economic Burden of Stroke: A Systematic Review of Cost of Illness Studies”, U.S. National Library of Medicine,
  5. Heart Disease Facts”, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 05/15/2023