No matter your age or current health, a sudden illness can significantly impact your family’s financial wellbeing. Even if you have health insurance, additional out-of-pocket costs can put a strain on your savings. Critical illness insurance can provide financial support when you need it most—helping you focus on your recovery, not your finances. Plus, this plan is designed to be compliant with your Health Savings Account (HSA), so you will still be eligible to contribute to your HSA.
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Choose the benefit amount that best fits your needs, with amounts ranging from $5,000 to $50,000.
Receive a lump sum payment upon diagnosis
Covered Critical Health Events
Benefits can be used for out-of-pocket costs, travel expenses, treatment costs, childcare, or for any expenses you choose.
You and your spouse/domestic partner can apply for coverage.
This information is only an outline of The Union Labor Life Insurance Company's Critical Illness Insurance features. Once approved for coverage, it is important that you read your Certificate of Insurance for the exact benefits, terms and conditions of this insurance plan as benefits, limitations, and exclusions may vary by age and State.
Benefits are subject to individual state insurance regulation requirements.
The Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA) is not offering, sponsoring or endorsing this insurance program. This program is being offered only by The Union Labor Life Insurance Company, which is solely responsible for it. LIUNA plays no part in the program and receives no compensation. Every person should carefully consider whether the program is right for him or her.
No medical exam is required
Coverage does not expire due to age
Pre-existing conditions are not covered
Please contact 1-888-292-7749 for any questions regarding these exclusions.
This is a simplified Description of Benefits. This is not an Insurance Policy or Certificate. Benefits are administered according to the provisions of the Group Master Policy and premiums are charged according to the filed rates. The information contained in this explanation is representative only, and in all cases insureds should refer to their Certificate for coverage specifics. Some provisions, benefits, exclusions or limitations listed therein may vary depending on the insured's state of residence.
Misrepresentations on your enrollment form may affect your eligibility for benefits.
What is Critical Illness Insurance?
Critical Illness Insurance acts as a living benefit and can ensure you and your family are financially supported if the insured becomes critically ill. When you are diagnosed with one of the covered critical illnesses, you will receive a lump sum payment to help pay for expenses, medical bills, and other necessities. This affordable insurance allows you to concentrate on recovery, instead of your finances.
What types of illnesses are covered under this plan?
This is limited-benefit health insurance. With the exception of Cancer, you will receive 100% of your chosen benefit amount for each health event below. In the event you are diagnosed with cancer, depending on the form and/or stage of the disease, you will receive a partial benefit amount of 25% or the full benefit amount of 100%.
Who is eligible to enroll for coverage?
You and your spouse/domestic partner can apply for coverage. You can also select an optional rider on the application to provide $5,000 of coverage for your children.
I already have health insurance. Why do I need Critical Illness Insurance?
Your health insurance may cover some of your medical costs, but there are often out-of-pocket expenses, in addition to a loss of income if treatment is required. You can use your critical illness benefits to pay for deductibles, co-pays, out-of-network providers, travel expenses, treatment costs, childcare or however you choose.
Is a medical exam required to apply for coverage?
No, a medical exam is not required. Applying for coverage is quick and easy. When filling out the application, you will answer questions about your medical history.
Does Critical Illness Insurance reimburse for incurred medical costs?
The payment you receive is not based upon actual treatment expenses or to reimburse your incurred costs. Instead, based on your specific diagnosis, you are covered for the benefits you selected when applying for coverage.
When can I submit a claim for benefit payment under my Critical Illness coverage?
A critical illness diagnosed within the first 30 days ofthe policy’s effective date is not covered. After that period, you can submit claims for covered benefits. Pre-existing conditions are not covered.
Does payment go to me or the health care provider?
Your benefit is paid directly to you, so you can use the lump-sum payment to help cover whatever expenses you choose.
What if I have a reoccurrence of an illness?
Benefits are paid only once per lifetime for each unique covered event. However, every time a unique covered event occurs, you are eligible to receive the applicable benefits.
Does my coverage expire?
Your coverage does not expire due to age. Benefits are available for your entire lifetime or until all benefits have been used. Whenan insured reaches age 70, the benefit amount in force will be reduced by 50%.
1Not alltypes of cancer are covered
2Major organ failure covers heart, liver, lungs, or pancreas. Any other organs or parts of organs are excluded.
Critical Illness Insurance coverage is underwritten and issued by The Union Labor Life Insurance Company, Silver Spring, MD.
Not available in all states. This Critical Illness Certificate provides limited benefits health insurance only. Please refer to your certificate for a complete list of limitations and exclusions.
This information is only an outline of The Union Labor Life Insurance Company’s Critical Illness Insurance features. Once approved for coverage, it is important that you read your Certificate of Insurance for the exact benefits, terms and conditions of this insurance plan as benefits, limitations, and exclusions may vary by age and State.