Supplemental Insurance

Fill the Gaps Your Health Plan Leaves Behind

Even great health insurance doesn't cover everything. Supplemental plans pay cash benefits directly to you — helping cover deductibles, copays, lost income, and everyday expenses when illness or injury strikes.

Your Health Plan Has Gaps. Supplemental Insurance Fills Them.

A hospital stay, cancer diagnosis, or serious accident can leave you with thousands in out-of-pocket costs — even with solid health insurance. Supplemental plans are designed to work alongside your primary coverage, paying lump-sum or daily cash benefits that you can use however you need: rent, groceries, childcare, or medical bills.

Types of Supplemental Coverage

Accident Insurance

Cash benefits after an unexpected injury

Pays a lump-sum benefit if you're injured in a covered accident — broken bones, ER visits, surgery, physical therapy, and more. Benefits are paid directly to you regardless of other coverage.

Best for: Active individuals, families with children, outdoor workers

Critical Illness Insurance

A lump sum when you need it most

Pays a one-time cash benefit upon diagnosis of a covered condition such as cancer, heart attack, stroke, or organ failure. Use the money however you choose — treatment, travel, or living expenses.

Best for: Anyone with a family history of serious illness or high-deductible health plan

Hospital Indemnity Insurance

Daily cash for every day you're hospitalized

Pays a fixed daily benefit for each day you're admitted to a hospital or ICU. Helps offset the income loss and extra costs that come with an extended stay.

Best for: Those with high deductibles, self-employed individuals, hourly workers

Disability Insurance

Replace your income if you can't work

Short-term and long-term disability plans replace a portion of your income if illness or injury prevents you from working. One of the most overlooked — and most important — forms of financial protection.

Best for: Self-employed, sole income earners, anyone without employer disability coverage

Dental & Vision

Coverage your health plan skips

Standalone dental and vision plans cover routine cleanings, exams, fillings, glasses, and contacts — benefits that most major medical plans exclude entirely.

Best for: Individuals, families, self-employed, early retirees

Cancer Insurance

Dedicated coverage for a cancer diagnosis

Pays cash benefits specifically for cancer-related treatment, including chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and experimental treatments. Complements your health plan's cancer coverage.

Best for: Those with a family history of cancer or high-deductible health plans

Why Supplemental Coverage Makes Sense

$1,300+

Average out-of-pocket cost per hospital day, even with insurance

1 in 3

Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime

66%

Of personal bankruptcies in the U.S. are tied to medical expenses

Cash direct

Benefits paid directly to you — no bills, no reimbursement delays

Not Sure Which Supplemental Plan You Need?

UrHealth Benefits will review your current health coverage and identify the gaps worth protecting against — then find the most cost-effective supplemental plan to fill them.