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Hospital Insurance

A stay in the hospital can be expensive. But your first concern should be for care and treatment.

That's why there's Hospital Secure from Conseco Insurance Company. It's supplemental insurance for the expenses associated with a hospital stay.

After all, costs are rising, and your current coverage could leave you responsible for your co-payments, deductibles, transportation expenses and more.

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			What assurances does Conseco Insurance Company offer me?

			Will this policy coordinate with my major medical coverage?

			How would I pay for unexpected hospital costs?

			What if I have a cat or dog and cannot care for them during my hospital confinement?

			Will this insurance help cover the costs of an emergency room visit?


		Policy form series CIC1019 issued by Conseco Insurance Company a life and health insurance company, administrative office, Carmel, IN. This policy has limitations. For costs and complete details of coverage, contact the agent.
		Conseco Insurance Company is licensed in all states except NY. Products are subject to state availability.
		Confinement to a hospital means assignment to a bed, for which prevailing market rates are charged, as an inpatient in a hospital on the advice of a physician. The confinement must be medically necessary and as a result of accidental injury or sickness.
		A hospital is not a bed, unit, or facility that functions as a skilled nursing facility, a nursing home, an extended care facility, a convalescent home, a rest home or a home for the aged; a sanatorium; a rehabilitation center; a place primarily for providing care for alcoholics or drug addicts; or, a facility for the care and treatment of mental disease or mental disorders.
	¹	American Hospital Association, “2006 AHA annual Survey,” Health Forum LLC, an affiliate of the American Hospital Association, 2006.
	²	Defrancces, C.J., Podgornic, M.N., “2004 National Hospital Discharge Survey,” Advance Data from Vital and Health Statistics, No. 371, Hyattsville, MD, National Center for Health statistics, May 4, 2006, pg.7.
	³	Doty, M.M., Edwards, J.N., Holmgren, A.L., “Seeing Red; Americans Driven Into Debt By Medical Bills,” The Commonwealth Fund, Issue Brief, August 2005, pg. 1. Publication No. 837, 2003.
		The above facts represent the U.S. population, are for information only an do not imply coverage under the policy or endorsement of the company or the policy by the people and organization above.