Cancer Insurance - Hawaii Customers

Cancer strikes three out of four families. Early detection combined with new treatments and technologies have improved patients' chances of survival. However, these improved results come at ever increasing costs. In fact, cancer costs Americans well over $100 billion each year. 70% of these expenses are not covered by major medical plans. These expenses include indirect costs such as loss of income, child care, special diets, and travel expenses.

Cancer patients often require expensive treatments. All that you have been able to save in your lifetime could be wiped out during an extended period of even the most affordable cancer treatments. Basic medical health insurance does not always provide for continuous medical treatment in the event of cancer. Non-medical expenses are rarely covered by basic medical health insurance; therefore, a cancer insurance supplement is recommended.