Cash Benefits When You Need Them Most
A serious diagnosis can turn life upside down—physically, emotionally, and financially. That’s why Enrollment First offers Critical Illness insurance designed to provide immediate, flexible support during some of life’s most challenging moments.
With lump sum cash benefits paid directly to the policyholder, you have the freedom to use your payout however it helps most—no restrictions, no red tape.
What Critical Illness Insurance Covers
Our plans offer financial protection for a wide range of covered illnesses and diseases, including:
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Heart Attack
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Stroke
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Cancer
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Organ Failure
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Major Organ Transplant
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End-Stage Renal (Kidney) Failure
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And more
Once diagnosed, the policy pays a one-time lump sum benefit to the covered individual—helping reduce the financial burden so you can focus on recovery, not bills.
How It Helps
Unlike traditional health insurance, which only covers medical costs, Critical Illness payouts can be used for anything:
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Out-of-pocket medical expenses
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Deductibles and co-pays
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Travel and lodging for treatment
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Lost income or child care
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Everyday bills and household costs
Why Choose Critical Illness Coverage?
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Cash Paid Directly to You – Spend it where it matters most
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Quick Payouts Upon Diagnosis – No waiting for reimbursements
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Affordable Premiums – Easy to add alongside other coverage
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Peace of Mind – A financial cushion during a difficult time
Who Should Consider This Plan?
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Individuals with high-deductible or limited medical plans
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Families with a history of critical illnesses
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Employees seeking added protection beyond major medical
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Self-employed workers or contractors with variable income
Prepare for the Unexpected
Serious health conditions can happen to anyone—but financial stress doesn’t have to follow. With Critical Illness protection from Enrollment First, you’re equipped with a plan that offers real help when it matters most.
Want to learn more or see a quote? Contact us and take the next step toward stronger financial protection.