What does critical illness insurance pay for?
The benefit is usually a lump sum paid to you after a covered diagnosis and survival period. You can use it for treatment-related costs, household bills, debt, childcare, or recovery flexibility.
Lump-sum critical illness insurance for Ontario families. Coverage can help after cancer, heart attack, stroke or another covered diagnosis.
The benefit is usually a lump sum paid to you after a covered diagnosis and survival period. You can use it for treatment-related costs, household bills, debt, childcare, or recovery flexibility.
No. Critical illness pays for specific covered diagnoses. Disability insurance is based on your ability to work and can provide ongoing income replacement.
No. Policies use precise definitions and exclusions. Some early-stage or non-invasive cancers may be excluded or treated differently depending on wording.