CANCER! Most Americans clearly understand the medical and economic costs associated with cancer treatment and survival. Sources such as the American Cancer Society say up to 60% of family cancer treatment expenses are not directly tied to in patient confinement.

Medical costs for cancer treatment can be overwhelming. Most medical treatment today forces patients to use outpatient facilities for many more illnesses. For example, two of the most expensive out patient cancer treatments are chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Managed care organizations often limit patient access to expensive and often life saving therapy, such as bone marrow transplants and experimental treatments.

The cost  of these treatments can be financially devastating!

A good cancer insurance plan should address the areas where the largest expenses are incurred. It should also provide an annual wellness benefit for cancer screening expenses. Finally, its contract wording should be easily understood by all enrollees, both on the day of enrollment and in the future.

Is Such a Cancer Plan Available?

Yes!

The 100% Cancer Combo Plan

Omega Financial Group offers a 100% cancer plan. The employee selects an annual maximum benefit from $10,000 to $50,000. When a cancer claim occurs, the policy pays 100% of all eligible charges (up to the annual maximum limit). When compared to similarly priced plans, the 100% plan generally provides larger benefits to the insureds. Especially for major outpatient expenses. This plan also provides excellent annual wellness benefits.

Upon Initial Diagnosis of internal cancer, the Initial Diagnosis pays an immediate Up Front payment to the insured from $10,000 to $50,000!

The 100% cancer plan qualifies for pre-tax treatment in the employee Cafeteria Plan.

Contact us today for details. If you now offer cancer insurance to your employees, we would be happy to provide you a competitive analysis to highlight the advantages of a 100% plan!

(The availability of this plan or other cancer insurance plans is subject to state regulations. The specific details of a particular insurance contract provide disclosure of all coverage, as well as any limitations and exclusions. The 100% cancer plan is not available in all states.)