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Health insurance is expensive, and it doesn't cover all of the costs.
Critical illness coverage helps with expenses health insurance doesn't cover if workers experience:
Even a $5,000 benefit payment can make a big difference when it comes to treatment and recovery expenses.
Ask your sales representative for more information about critical illness options for your clients.
Aflac herein refers to Aflac and/or Aflac New York and/or Continental American Insurance Company and/or Continental American Life Insurance Company.
1 Kaiser Family Foundation. “Average Family Premiums Rose 4% to $21,342 in 2020, Benchmark KFF Employer Health Benefit Survey Finds.” Published 10.8.2020. Accessed 1.14.202
2 Kaiser Family Foundation. “Average Family Premiums Rose 4% to $21,342 in 2020, Benchmark KFF Employer Health Benefit Survey Finds.” Published 10.8.2020. Accessed 1.14.2021.
3 Aflac WorkForces Report. “Workplace Benefits Trends Executive Summary.” Published September 2020. Accessed 1.5.2021.
4 National Cancer Institute. “Cancer Statistics.” Published 2020. Accessed 1.15.2021.
5 Journal of the American Heart Association. “Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics – 2020 Update: A Report from the American Heart Association. Published 2020 Accessed 2.1.2021.
6 UNOS. “Organ Transplants in United States Set Sixth Consecutive Record in 2018.” Published 1.8.2019. Accessed 1.15.2021.
7 University of California San Francisco. “The Kidney Project: Statistics.” Published 2019. Accessed 1.21.2021.
8 Based on prices for RehabMill Treadmill ($3,899), L7 Rehabilitation Treadmill ($4,499) and TR7000i Commercial Treadmill ($3,262).
9 Based on 2019 national average, $25.37 per ride. Statista. “Average Quarterly Cost Per Ride of Ridesharing Services in the United States from 2017 to 2019.” Published 12.8.2020. Accessed 1.14.2021.
10 Based on $150 per session fee. Fees vary widely; this figure is on the higher end. CostHelper Health. “Nutritionist Cost.” Accessed 1.14.2021.
11 HealthCare.gov. “High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP).” Updated for 2020. Accessed 1.14.2021.
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