cancer insurance
Malignancy payment policy
Cancer insurance is a supplemental health insurance policy that pays benefits specifically if the policyholder is diagnosed with cancer.
Unlike comprehensive health insurance, it typically pays a lump sum or fixed daily amount directly to the insured, who can use the money for any purpose—medical bills, lost income, or living expenses during treatment.
She bought cancer insurance after her mother's diagnosis.
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- policyAdopted principle of action
- coverageExtent of inclusion
- premiumAdded cost for better
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