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Offers excellent high-limit coverage with customizable plans covering up to 11 different critical conditions, including Alzheimer's.
Assurity differentiates itself with some of the highest available coverage limits in the critical illness space, up to $500,000, along with customizable plan options covering up to 11 conditions. Notably, its condition list includes Alzheimer's disease, which many competitors exclude, making it a strong option for buyers concerned about long-term degenerative illness risk.
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Customizable plan structure with add-on condition options
Key Features
Step-by-step claim process for Assurity.
Obtain a diagnosis for a covered critical illness from a licensed physician.
Complete the claim form and submit medical records and supporting documents.
The insurer reviews eligibility, policy terms and submitted documentation.
Once approved, the lump-sum critical illness benefit is paid to the policyholder.
Assurity's high maximum coverage and inclusion of conditions like Alzheimer's make it a strong pick for buyers wanting more protection and flexibility than standard plans offer.
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Yes, Assurity allows applicants to choose coverage amounts that fit their personal budget and financial protection needs.
Many Assurity critical illness plans use simplified underwriting without requiring a medical exam.
The online application process is typically quick, with many decisions made within a few business days.
Disclaimer: Premium amounts are indicative and may vary based on age, health, and plan selected. Ratings and figures are based on publicly available company disclosures and state insurance department filings. Finzony is not an insurance broker or agent. Verify all details on the official Assurity website before purchasing.
Covers up to 11 conditions including Alzheimer's disease
Key Features
Up to $500K payout — among the highest limits available
Key Features
Yes, many Assurity plans allow you to add family members under a single policy for broader protection.
A grace period is typically provided before the policy lapses, allowing time to catch up on missed payments.