A serious diagnosis brings costs Medicare was never built to cover, from travel and lodging to everyday bills. These plans pay you a lump sum of cash so you can focus on getting better, not on the budget.
Medicare and your supplement help with approved medical bills, but a cancer diagnosis, a heart attack, or a stroke brings a wave of expenses they do not touch. Travel to a specialist or treatment center, lodging, meals, time a family member takes off work, deductibles, and the regular household bills that keep coming all land at once.
A cancer, heart attack, and stroke plan (a type of critical illness insurance) pays a lump sum of cash when you are diagnosed, so you have money on hand for whatever the situation calls for.
On a covered diagnosis, the plan pays a benefit directly to you, often within days.
Treatment travel, deductibles, mortgage, groceries, or lost income. It is your money.
Pick a benefit amount that fits your budget. Some plans add recurrence or additional-treatment benefits.
These plans are popular with people who have a family history of cancer, heart disease, or stroke, and with anyone who wants a financial cushion that medical insurance simply does not provide. We will help you choose a sensible benefit amount, with no fee and no pressure.
Real reviews from the people we have helped navigate Medicare and extra coverage.
We will walk you through cancer, heart attack, and stroke options and help you pick a benefit that fits. No fees, no obligation, no pressure.
Cole Insure, LLC is a licensed independent insurance agency. This is a solicitation for insurance. Cancer, heart attack, and stroke (critical illness) insurance pays fixed benefits on covered diagnoses and is not health insurance or a substitute for Medicare. Covered conditions, benefit amounts, waiting periods, and availability vary by carrier and by state, and coverage is subject to underwriting. Medicare has neither reviewed nor endorsed this information. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program. Details are current as of 2026 and subject to change.