Hospital Confinement Indemnity Insurance
*This plan is part of our "Mommy Package" for maternity. We will pay towards the birth of a child, as long as it is not delivered within the first 10 months of the policy effective date.
Plan Benefits:
· Annual Hospitalization Confinement
· Daily Hospital Confinement
· Invasive Diagnostic Exams
· Plus…more
In more detail:
· Annual Hospitalization Confinement Benefit – Aflac will pay $400 per day for sickness and $500 per day for injury when a covered person requires hospital confinement for a covered sickness or injury.
· Daily Hospital Confinement Benefit – Aflac will pay $100 per day for the period of hospital confinement. This benefit is payable in addition to the Annual Hospitalization Confinement Benefit.
· Rehabilitation Unit Benefit – Aflac will pay $100 per day for each day you are charged when a covered person is confined in a hospital and is transferred to a bed in a rehabilitation unit of a hospital for a covered sickness or injury.
· Invasive diagnostic Exams Benefit – Aflac will pay $100 when a covered person requires one of the following exams and a charge is incurred: arthroscopy, bronchoscopy, colonoscopy, cystoscopy, gastroscopy, laryngoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, esophagoscopy, or myringoscopy. These exams must be performed in a hospital or an ambulatory surgical center.
· Surgical Benefit – Aflac will pay $50 – $1,000 when a surgical operation is performed, including a vaginal or cesarean delivery on a covered person for a covered sickness or injury in a hospital or surgical center.
· Outpatient Surgical Room Charge Benefit – Aflac will pay $300 for a surgical operation or invasive diagnostic exam with general anesthesia. Aflac will pay $100 without general anesthesia when a covered person has a surgical operation or an invasive diagnostic exam performed on an outpatient basis in a hospital or ambulatory surgical center.
*This information is for illustration purposes only and does not imply coverage. Refer to the policy and riders for complete details, limitations and exclusions.
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