CANCER INSURANCE

 Cancer spreads through the body like water in a cell phone and causes comparable damage. Besides Medical bills, what about mortgage, car payment, insurance, utilities, hotel, travel, etc? The list goes on when you have cancer.  

 Cancer affects family and friends, not just the person with the disease. The people in your life may also feel worried, angry, or afraid. Family members may be very supportive, or they may start acting differently towards you. Some may feel guilty that they're not sick, or they may feel helpless, not knowing how to help you. 

According to the institute, 

when a loved one develops cancer, the family’s risk of significant financial hardship becomes startlingly high:

• Between 33 percent and 80 percent of cancer survivors exhaust their savings to finance medical expenses.
• Up to 34 percent borrow money from friends or family to pay for care.
• For those who fall into debt, the level of debt is substantial. In a study of colon cancer survivors in Washington state, the mean debt was $26,860.
• Bankruptcy rates among cancer survivors are 260 percent higher than among similar households without cancer.

 The number of Americans diagnosed with cancer is projected to rise nearly 75 percent between now and 2030. 

We will help you determine what you need in case of such  an emergency.

 Medical science has come a long ways to make heart attacks less lethal than even a few years ago. This doesn't reduce the costs involved. Hospital and doctor bills need to get paid.  Other bills,  including your  mortgage, car payments, car insurance, utilities, transportation, lodging, etc., also have to get paid. A lump sum payment could sure help out at a time like that. 

Not only can a stroke put you or your loved one out of commission, but it can also be a long term issue. A lump sum payment at such a time could be a great relief to both mind and wallet.