Unintential injuries are the leading cause of death for people ages 1 to 34 and the fifth leading cause of death overall. On average, there are 11 unintential-injury deaths and about 2,330 disabling injuries every hour during the year. A disabling injury occurs in the home about every four seconds. In 2001, about 37% of all hospital emergency department visits in the United States were injury related. An Accident policy pays money directly you.  There is no substitute for preparation.  It is not the cost, it  is the return that counts.

Cancer affects someone every day and you may know someone who has been diagnosed. Since 1990, over 18 million new cancer cases have been diagnosed and the number is increasing. Take a few minutes and speak with me regarding the cost of cancer treatment. Cancer insurance will help to narrow that gap and help offset the cost. You say, I have health insurance, yet, it will not pay all.  A cancer policy will offset the out of the pocket expenses, give those dollars that will help with living expenses such as car payments, mortgage payments or rent, utility bills, child care, household help, food, insurance co-pay and deductibles.