Supplemental Health Insurance:
Cancer Plays No Favorites
PLEASE NOTE: The Agent of Record field on the above form cannot be left blank. Please be sure to include Pamela Randall as the Agent of Record on the application form at the above link.
An American woman’s chances of contracting breast cancer in her lifetime is approximately 1 in 8. Screening programs have become more common and new breast cancers are detected earlier, resulting in more successful outcomes. Breast cancer, however, can be devastating physically, psychologically and financially, and this insurance supplemental policy is able to help.
What Is Your Risk?
● Breast Cancer is the most common
cancer among women in the U.S.
● 211,240 women are expected to
be diagnosed with breast cancer
this year, and 40,000 of those
cases will be fatal
● There are over 2 million survivors
of breast cancer today in the U.S.
How This Policy Can Help!
Benefits include:
• Maximum benefit of $250,000
• Breast Prosthesis and or
Breast Reconstruction
• Hospital Confinement
• Radiation Therapy and
Chemotherapy
• Surgery including Anesthesia, and
necessary Blood and Plasma
• Private Duty Nursing
• New or Experimental Treatment
• In addition this policy can help pay
Ambulance and Transportation
expenses.
• Policy is guaranteed
renewable for life
What Is Unique About
This Insurance?
This insurance policy is Breast Cancer
specific and is able to pay in addition
to Medicare or any other insurance
coverage you may have.
Please review our brochure for specific coverage amounts
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Cancer-Only
Policy with
Increased
Benefits for
Treatment
of Breast
Cancer
You deserve
a fighting chance.
Between 1975 and 1980, the incidence of
Breast Cancer was essentially constant.
Between 1980 and 1987, the incidence
increased by almost 4% per year, and
between 1987 and 2002, the incidence
rates increased by .3% per year. The rapid
increase from 1980 to 1987 is attributed to the
increased use of mammographic screening,
yet The National Cancer Institute estimates
that approximately 2.3 million women with a
history of breast cancer were alive in January
2002. Studies noted in the “Breast Cancer
Facts & Figures 2005-2006” from the American
Cancer Society note that 88% of women
diagnosed with Breast Cancer are survivors
at 5 years after diagnosis, and 63% survive
after 20 years. Breast Cancer is a disease that
can be lived with and a disease that can be
beaten… give yourself the financial support
needed to beat breast cancer, give
yourself a fighting chance.
PLEASE NOTE: The Agent of Record field on the above form cannot be left blank. Please be sure to include Pamela Randall as the Agent of Record on the application form at the above link.
