Fill the Gaps Your Clients' Plans Leave Behind
Hospital indemnity pays cash directly to the client during hospitalization — regardless of other coverage. The perfect companion for Medicare Advantage.
Hospital indemnity pays cash directly to the client during hospitalization — regardless of other coverage. The perfect companion for Medicare Advantage.
Medicare Advantage plans often come with low or $0 monthly premiums — but that doesn't mean hospitalization is free. Most MA plans require significant copayments once a beneficiary is admitted, with inpatient hospital copays commonly starting at $1,500 or more for the first days of a stay.
These out-of-pocket costs catch seniors off guard. When a client faces a serious health event, the last thing they should worry about is how to pay the hospital bill. Hospital indemnity steps in with direct cash benefits to cover exactly these gaps — no claims fights, no network restrictions, no questions about what was or wasn't covered.
⚠ Average MA Hospital Copay: $1,500+
Your client is admitted to a hospital for a covered inpatient stay. Their Medicare Advantage plan kicks in — but so does the copay obligation, often $1,500 or more.
The hospital indemnity plan pays a daily cash benefit — typically $100–$500 per day — directly to your client, not to the provider. No coordination of benefits, no network rules.
Your client uses that cash however they need — to cover the hospital copay, pay rent while unable to work, handle groceries, or any other expense that arises during recovery.
Hospital indemnity is one of the easiest supplemental products to explain — and one of the most meaningful for clients on Medicare Advantage.
Clients receive a set daily cash benefit for every day of covered hospitalization. Benefits are flexible and can be structured to cover the MA copay gap entirely, giving clients real peace of mind.
Unlike traditional health insurance, hospital indemnity benefits are not tied to any provider network. Your client gets paid regardless of which hospital they use or which doctors they see.
Hospital indemnity is designed to layer on top of existing coverage. It works seamlessly alongside Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, employer plans, or any other health insurance your client carries.
Everything agents need to know to confidently place hospital indemnity alongside Medicare Advantage.