Group Cancer Insurance Plans

Extra support when you need it most

A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming—not just emotionally but financially. While major medical insurance helps cover many treatment costs, out-of-pocket expenses can still add up quickly. Group cancer insurance plans provide employees with an additional layer of financial protection specifically designed to help with cancer-related costs.

What is group cancer insurance?

Group cancer insurance is a supplemental benefit offered by employers to help cover expenses associated with cancer diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. This coverage is available to employees (and often their families) through a group plan, usually at discounted rates compared to individual policies.

The plan pays benefits directly to the insured to help with costs that traditional health insurance may not fully cover.

What does group cancer insurance cover?

Benefits typically include lump-sum or scheduled payments for:

Why choose group cancer insurance?

Who benefits from group cancer insurance?

Anyone concerned about the high costs of cancer treatment can benefit from this coverage. It’s especially valuable for families who want to avoid the financial strain cancer can create.

How do premiums work?

Premiums are usually shared between the employer and employee or can be fully employee-paid as a voluntary benefit. Payroll deduction makes payments easy and convenient.

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At NFA Insurance, we believe no one should have to navigate healthcare alone. Our nationwide network of licensed agents is ready to walk you through your options—so you get coverage that makes sense for your life, your health, and your finances.

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