Outpatient Essentials – Accident & Sickness
Because many sicknesses don’t require hospitalization.
If you suddenly suffer a sickness and you receive outpatient medical treatment – even if you’re never admitted to the hospital – you may need help paying for unexpected expenses and everyday bills.
The Outpatient Essentials Accident & Sickness Plans…
- Pay up to $4,000 per ...
- Pay up to $4,000 per year for outpatient surgeries based on four (4) occurrences per year.
- Pay up to $800 per ...
- Pay up to $800 per accident or sickness for up to 20 prescribed rehabilitative treatments like speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Additionally, reimburses up to $200 as a lump sum for prescribed medical appliances.
- Cover you in any accident whether…
- On a motorcycle, boat, ATV, or any recreational vehicle
- Hunting, fishing, or participating in any sport or recreational activity
- Fire or smoke inhalation
- Protect you during any surgeries due to sickness, such as:
- Pacemaker procedure
- Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Cataract surgery
- Skin graft
- Cover you regardless of ...
- Cover you regardless of your occupation or hobbies, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
- Pay cash benefits in ...
- Pay cash benefits in addition to benefits provided by any other insurance policy, workers’ compensation, or any government employment insurance program.
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Are You Potected?
Income Guard helps protect one of your greatest assets — your ability to earn an income.
No matter what you do for a living, monthly bills and daily living expenses can pile up fast when you’re sick or injured and can’t work.
Accidents and illnesses are a fact of life and can happen to anyone at any time.
And the likelihood of becoming sick or injured only ncreases as we get older.
1 in 3 people, on average, will be disabled for 90 days or longer before age 65.1
The average length of a disability that lasts over 90 days is nearly 3 years.1