How you and your family will live if you are critically ill and will not be able to work and earn an income?
You may protect yourself against a heart attack and 35 other critical illnesses, including cancer, a benign brain tumor, blindness, liver failure, multiple sclerosis, and a major organ transplant, by purchasing insurance with critical illness benefits.
Critical Illness Insurance, additional financial protection when it’s needed most. No one is ever really prepared for a life-altering critical illness diagnosis
The whirlwind of appointments, tests, treatments, and medications can add to your stress levels. The recovery treatment is vital, but it can also be expensive. Your medical coverage may only cover some of the costs associated with treatment. You’re still responsible for deductibles and coinsurance. If treatment keeps you out of work, the financial worries can grow quickly, and stress levels may rise. Critical Illness coverage helps provide financial support if you are diagnosed with a covered critical illness. With the expense of treatment often high, seeking the treatment you need could seem like a financial burden. When a diagnosis occurs, you need to be focused on getting better and taking control of your health, not stressing over financial worries.
Every hour, one person suffers a stroke in the UAE.
Every year more than 30,000 people are newly diagnosed with heart attacks in the UAE.
More than 400 ambulance calls a day in Dubai. Of these, about 60% were related to heart problems.
Every year more than 5,000 people are newly diagnosed with cancer in the UAE.
An adequately covered critical illness insurance will help you.
- Your loved ones would be able to cope financially and maintain their lifestyle if you were no longer able to work
- Supports you financially if you are being treated for a serious illness
- Pay off your debts.
- Able to afford the care you may need if you become disabled
- Able to complete the education of your children.
Preserve your assets – you don’t have to sell your assets for future expenses or treatment. You can still leave an inheritance to your family.