Heart Insurance
Heart Attack & Stroke Insurance
A heart attack or stroke can have both physical and financial impacts, with financial consequences reaching far.
As heart attacks and strokes remain at a historically high rate and are projected to rise, Heart Attack and Stroke Plans offer specific benefits to control heart disease-related out-of-pocket expenses.
Heart Attack & Stroke Insurance are designed to prioritize your recovery
Did You Know?
The American Heart Association estimates that Heart Attacks or Strokes occur every 40 seconds.
Most people survive Heart Attack or Stroke. The survival rate is 90% for Heart Attack and 72% for Stroke.
The American Heart Association projects that 45% of Americans will have some form of cardiovascular disease by 2035
Heart Attack & Stroke Insurance
Provides benefits in a lump-sum payment upon diagnosis of heart attack or stroke.
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Benefit Amounts: $10,000 to $100,000
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Policy Term: 10-, 15-, 20-, and 30-years or Lifetime
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Coverage Type: Individual, Individual Plus Child/Children, or Family
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Policy Issue Ages: 18-89
Replace lost income
Take time off from work or travel with a spouse to appointments, which may be covered by these policies.
Health Expenses
Additional costs not covered by health insurance can be covered by Heart Attack & Stroke insurance.
Household Expenses
Policy benefits can help cover living expenses during diagnosis and treatment.
Travel Expenses
Funds from a Heart Attack & Stroke policy can help pay for travel for treatment.
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Policy Covered Costs & Benefits
Preventative Screening
Doctor Visits
Follow-Up Doctor Visits
Drugs and Medications
X-Rays and Labs
Hospitalization
Physical Therapy
Surgery
Anesthesia
Lodging
Ambulance Service
Healthy Heart
Hospice Care
Heart Transplant
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Heart Attack & Stroke insurance provides peace of mind and financial security during a challenging time.
Simple, secure, and straightforward application process.
No need for a physical exam; you can apply if you or someone in your family have a history of heart disease.
