WHY SUPPLEMENTAL INSURANCE
If you get sick or become injured, even with comprehensive medical insurance, you will likely face some medical or other unexpected expenses. Chesapeake helps you by paying cash benefits directly to you to help pay for anything you choose.
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CASH BENEFITS
Benefits paid to you or your assignee. Chesapeake supplemental insurance plans pay you! It's that simple. You can use the money for anything you choose, from helping with insurance deductibles to mortgage payments. It's your money, your decision.
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AFFORDABLE
Chesapeake offers supplemental insurance policies designed to fit your budget and bridge the gaps when you are sick or injured to help protect your financial security.
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UNEXPECTED EXPENSES
Illness, accidental injuries and hospitalizations can create unexpected expenses that medical insurance doesn't fully cover. Chesapeake helps protect your financial security by paying cash benefits directly to you.
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PLAN TODAY
Speak with your agent/producer or click below to see how a customized supplemental insurance policy from Chesapeake can help fill the financial gaps you may experience due to an illness or accidental injury.
Q: Why do I need supplemental insurance from Chesapeake if I already have medical insurance?
A: Medical insurance is very important but it is only part of the protection you need. You also need coverage to help fill financial gaps such as out-of-pocket medical expenses and other daily living expenses. Supplemental insurance pays you a cash benefit directly to you to help fill financial gaps.
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Q: Is supplemental insurance expensive?
A: Chesapeake plans provide customizable protection for you and your family to fit most any budget. Get a quote to find out just how affordable adding supplemental insurance protection can be.
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Q:� How do I receive the money?
A: If you have a covered accident or illness, you file a claim with Chesapeake. Once the claim is reviewed and approved, a benefit check will be mailed directly to you.
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Q:� Are there any restrictions on how I use the money?
A: No, you can use the money however you choose. It's your money, your decision.