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Critical Illness Cover

Critical illness cover has come a long way since its introduction almost 30 years ago as a means to pay for major medical expenses for terminally ill people.

From a policy that paid out on diagnosis of five or six critical illness conditions such as

  1. Cancer
  2. Stroke
  3. Heart Attack
  4. Organ Transplant
  5. Kidney Failure

There are now critical illness insurance plans covering many more conditions, up to 154; the improved benefits supporting income replacement and financial support in the event of a claim.

What is critical illness cover?

It’s an Insurance plan that will pay a tax free lump sum on diagnosis of a wide range of illnesses and help redress financial hardship and the effects a serious illness would have on your income.

Just some of the financial benefits you would have ...

  • The very best medical care
  • Maintaining your mortgage and debt repayments
  • Replacement of income due to reducing working hours or changing occupation
  • Adjustments to your home due to possible physical disability
  • Lifestyle choices like a special holiday or new car

Critical illness insurance serves a great purpose in our society, with £6 million paid out per day by insurers in financial benefits to families, enabling them to essentially have peace of mind about the essentials of life.

Money alone cannot stop a critical illness event happening or offer miracle cures, but in times where a family suffers from the financial affects of an illness, the payout from a competent well chosen critical illness cover insurance policy will ease the financial strain that is inevitable with such a dramatic event.

Selecting the cover conditions is paramount to selecting the Provider; the confusion of which product covers and pays out what amount should only be selected with proper Regulated Advice Choosing the right policy isn’t just important – it’s CRITICAL.

Common Conditions

Heart Conditions

Neurological Conditions

Immune System

Heart Attack

Aorta Graft Surgery

Benign Brain Tumour

Aplastic Anaemia

Cancer

Heart Valve Replacement

Parkinson’s Disease

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Stroke

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafts

Alzheimer’s Disease

Systemic Lupus Erthematosus

Multiple Sclerosis

Angioplasty

Pre-Senile Dementia

Organ Failure

Virus & Disease

Cardiomyopathy

Motor Neurone Disease

Kidney Failure

Bacterial Meningitis

Open Heart Surgery

Encephalitis

Liver Failure

Diabetes (Type 1 age 40+)

Primary Pulmonary Hypertension

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

Major Organ Transplant

HIV Infection

Pulmonary Artery Surgery

Progressive Suparnuclear Palsy

Severe Lung Disease

Accident Or Disability

Organ Failure

Other

Extra Benefits

Coma

Kidney Failure

Total & Permanent Disability

Low Grade Prostate Cancer Cover

Third Degree Burns

Liver Failure

Terminal Illness Cover

Total Mastectomy Cover

Loss of Hands & Feet

Major Organ Transplant

 

Childrens Cover

Paralysis of Limbs

Severe Lung Disease

 

Accident Hospital Cover

Blindness

     

Deafness

     

Traumatic Head Injury

     

Loss of Independence

     

Loss of Speech