Cancer First Occurrence
Even with health insurance, medical bills and out-of-pocket expenses can quickly add up without a guarantee that you will be protected from the expenses of cancer.
Financial Protection When You Need It Most
In the U.S., 42 out of 100 men and 40 out 100 women will develop cancer during their lifetime.1
The 5-year survival rate for all cancers combined is 65-69%.1
Cancer-related costs to patients are estimated at $21.1 billion.1
Policy Features
Focus on treatment and recovery with Cancer First Occurrence insurance from MedMutual Protect. Cancer First Occurrence Insurance pays you a lump sum benefit once in your lifetime upon the first diagnosis of cancer. Unless you direct payment elsewhere, you can cover medical expenses or daily-life bills such as utilities or groceries.
- You don’t have to receive treatment to get the full amount.
- We pay in addition to any other insurance you have.
Benefit Levels
Two coverage benefit levels are available: $25,000 or $50,000.
1American Cancer Society. 2024. Cancer Facts and Figures 2024. Accessible here.
*ACA plans are brokered through Summerset Marketing Company.
MedMutual Protect is the brand name for insurance products issued by subsidiary insurance companies controlled by Medical Mutual of Ohio. Each subsidiary of Medical Mutual of Ohio is solely responsible for the insurance products it underwrites and issues. Insurance benefits under Medicare Supplement Plans are underwritten by United Insurance Company of America, Reserve National Insurance Company, or MedMutual Life Insurance Company. United Insurance Company of America is not financially affiliated with Medical Mutual of Ohio. Insurance benefits under other available coverages are provided by Reserve National Insurance Company. Form numbers, availability and policy provisions may vary by state. A company agent may contact you with details about benefits, costs, limitations, exclusions, renewability and waiting periods. Each individual's eligibility is subject to underwriting guidelines. This coverage is designed to supplement, and not take the place of, "minimum essential coverage" under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Government or the Federal Medicare Program.