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Cancer Insurance For the HIDDEN EXPENSES of treatment! Pays for treatment and recovery of internal cancer Pays in addition to any other insurance you have! Pays you directly! If you are diagnosed with internal cancer, Cancer Insurance helps you manage the expenses of treatment by providing you with funds to cover the expenses not covered by your Major Medical insurance. The American Cancer Society reports that 65% of the cost of cancer treatment is not covered by your Major Medical insurance.** Cancer Insurance can help you to preserve your savings, protect your family from financial hardship, and help you to concentrate on getting well. A Cancer Insurance plan pays Living Benefits to a covered individual upon diagnosis of a cancer regardless of treatment, actual expenses or other coverage. Living Benefits payments can be reimbursed amounts or indemnity amounts, depending on the plan of coverage, and are for covered conditions diagnosed at least 30 days after the policy effective date. (Some insurance companies may require a longer waiting period). Cancer Insurance Plans can cover the following cancer testing and treatment services:
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Over 1.2 million new Cancer cases were estimated for diagnosis in 2002.*
 Men in the USA have a 1 in 2 risk of developing cancer**
INDIRECT COSTS YOU PAY OUT OF POCKET IS
65%
of the total cost of treating cancer.**
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The American Cancer Society
reports that cancer cost Americans $107 billion annually.**
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Major Medical Plans usually cover only the Direct Costs of the treatment of cancer, which is about 35% of the total cost.**
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* Source: American Heart Association, Heart and Stroke Statistical Update, 2002. ** Source: Cancer Facts & Figures, American Cancer Society, 2001. |
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Women in the USA have a 1 in
3 risk of developing cancer.**
