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100

This policy's standard hospital benefit pays in full for the first five days of a hospital stay, before cutting in half for the next 25 days.

What is an ACS or "Affordable Cost Solution"?

100

This accident policy covers hospitalization, day of surgery, and ER visits ONLY

What is the SA1?

100

These two policies when combined provide an accidental death of $60,000

What is the SA1 and AP79?

100

This policy covers Cancer, Coronary Artery/Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Stroke, Organ Transplant, and Major Organ Transplant among other diseases for a total of 21 diseases.

What is an SD-2 (Specified Disease Policy)

100

This is referred to as the new "Minor Accident" policy around the office

What is the Manhattan Life Accident Policy?

200

This policy's standard surgeon benefits include both a $3000 and $6000 schedule.

What is an ACS or "Affordable Cost Solution"?

200

This accident policy does not pay for physical therapy.

What is an SA1?

200

These policies can be combined together to reach an initial daily hospital indemnity benefit of $6000/day.

What is an ACS and an HDI?

200

This Accident-only policy covers $2000 for Air Ambulance

What is the Manhattan Life Accident Policy?

Personal Accident Indemnity Delivery (PAID)

200

You will hear my benefits referred to as $2000/$7500, $2000/$15000, $4000/$7500, $4000,$15000

What is the ACS?

300

This policy has a hospitalization benefit is 31 days per policy year.

What is an HDI or "Supplemental Hospital Confinement Indemnity Policy"

300

This accident policy has a $10,000 Accidental Death Benefit

What is an AP79?

300

This is the highest benefit that can be paid when combining the surgeon/anesthesia/day-of-surgery benefits for the ACS and HDI

What is $25,000?

300

This policy covers "Catastrophic Diseases"

What is the SD2?

300

I am often referred to in the office as a "Major Accident" policy.

What is an SA1?

400

This policy pays $1000 per outpatient cancer treatment up to 20 per year.

What is the ACS

400

This accident policy pays for outpatient tests, up to $450 per accident.

What is the AP79?

400
These two RNIC policies can be combined together for a maximum out-patient cancer benefit of $3500/treatment

What is the SD2 and ACS?

400

The maximum daily room and board benefit on the SD2.

What is $500/day?

(365 days for adults, 60 days for children under age 18, per disease)

400

This insurance word means it "Pays on top of" and "In addition to" any other insurance

What is "Indemnity"?

500

This is how much the HDI pays for Air Ambulance, limited to 2 trips each year.

What is $5000?

500

This is the maximum benefit for Hospital Miscellaneous Charges on the SA1

What is $100,000?

500

DAILY DOUBLE


This is how much a policy holder would expect to receive for a 3 day hospital stay that cost $50,500 after falling down his stairs if he had an SA1 and an ACS with a $2000 Hospital Benefit.

500

This is the total number of Dr visits that are covered by 2 units of coverage on the Manhattan Life Accident Policy.

What is 9?

(First visit pays $150, follow up visit pays $50 up to 8 within 30 days of first visit)

500

This policy's benefits could be seen as $100/$5000 + ABR

What is an HDI?