Extend your protection in New Hampshire with Critical Illness Insurance available from LifeSecure Insurance Company™
We know unexpected health events can create stress, uncertainty and potentially a big financial rough patch. So, in collaboration with LifeSecure we're offering simple, budget-friendly supplemental insurance solutions-to help protect you from worrisome costs so you can focus on your health when you need to most.
These products provide cash benefits which can be used for any living expenses you have, to satisfy your deductible, or other out-of-pocket costs. Apply for a supplemental insurance plan in New Hampshire to complement your current medical plan. Please make sure to review the insurance option available in your area.
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Get ready for the unexpected with a financial buffer.
Simple and straightforward supplemental insurance plans like LifeSecure’s Critical illness can help you with high deductibles and other expenses that quickly add up when diagnosed with a covered disease.
Gain peace of mind and be more financially prepared with a LifeSecure Critical Illness insurance plan. Receive a payout of cash lump sums on covered critical illnesses to be used for any living expenses you have, to satisfy your deductible, or other out-of-pocket costs.
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*LifeSecure Insurance Company ("LifeSecure") underwrites and has sole financial responsibility for the Accident, Critical Illness and Hospital Recovery insurance products. LifeSecure is an independent company and there is no ownership affiliation between LifeSecure and Anthem. LifeSecure products do not offer qualifying health coverage ("Minimum Essential Coverage" or "MEC") that satisfies the health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. The termination or loss of one of these policies does not entitle you to a Special Enrollment Period to purchase a health benefit plan that qualifies as MEC outside of an Open Enrollment Period.
LifeSecure is a trademark of LifeSecure Insurance Company – Brighton, MI. Products have exclusions and limitations that vary by state.
