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What is supplemental insurance?

Supplemental Health Insurance and Supplemental Health Insurance Plus is additional insurance you can purchase to help individuals and families deal with additional medical costs and the extra costs associated with hospital stays.

Get a Supplemental Health or Supplemental Health Plus quote*

*Offers vary by state and may go by such names as hospital confinement indemnity, hospital indemnity, or hospital income. Not available in Massachusetts, New Jersey or Rhode Island.

What’s the difference between Supplemental Health Insurance and Supplemental Health Insurance Plus?

While Supplemental Health Insurance pays up to $1000 more in admissions benefit, it lacks the additional Supplemental Health Insurance Plus benefits such as extended care, emergency accident, outpatient surgery, observation coverage and ambulance service.

Comparing Supplemental Health Insurance and Supplemental Health Insurance Plus

Coverage Benefits

Supplemental Health Insurance

Supplemental Health Insurance Plus

Hospital Confinement/Admission

Daily Confinement

Intensive Care

Extended Care

 

Emergency Accident

 

Outpatient Surgery

 

Observation Benefits**

 

Ambulance (Ground)

 

Ambulance (Air)

 

Comparing Supplemental Health Insurance and Supplemental Health Insurance Plus

Supplemental Health Insurance

Coverage Benefits

Hospital Confinement/
Admission

Daily Confinement

Intensive Care

Extended Care

Emergency Accident

Outpatient Surgery

Observation Benefits**

Ambulance (Ground)

Ambulance (Air)

Supplemental
Health Insurance Plus

Coverage Benefits

Hospital Confinement/
Admission

Daily Confinement

Intensive Care

Extended Care

Emergency Accident

Outpatient Surgery

Observation Benefits**

Ambulance (Ground)

Ambulance (Air)

**Benefit not available in New Mexico

Get a Supplemental Health or Supplemental Health Plus quote*

*Offers vary by state and may go by such names as hospital confinement indemnity, hospital indemnity, or hospital income. Not available in Massachusetts, New Jersey or Rhode Island.

Exploring the benefits/
coverage in detail

Not only can supplemental insurance help pay for things not covered by your primary health insurance policy, but it also has other advantages.

Benefits with Supplemental Health Insurance

Hospital Admission Benefit

SANG MI® pays the hospital admission benefit amount of $3,500 for the first day the hospital confinement benefit is payable if a covered person is necessarily admitted and confined in a hospital ($1,500 in Montana and $3,000 in New Mexico and New York). This benefit is payable a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person.

Hospital Confinement Benefit

SANG MI pays the hospital confinement benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person is necessarily admitted and confined in a hospital. This benefit is payable a maximum of 365 days for any one confinement. If a hospital observation stay and a hospital confinement occur on the same day, only the hospital confinement benefit is payable.

Intensive Care Benefit

SANG MI pays the intensive care benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person is necessarily confined in the intensive care unit of a hospital. This benefit is payable a maximum of 30 days (31 days in Idaho) for any one confinement and is in addition to the hospital confinement benefit.

Second Opinion Benefit (Maryland only)

If as a result of Maryland's state requirement of a utilization review for all patient's admitted to the hospital, you are billed for a Second Opinion, we will pay $125 per occurrence.

What are the benefits with Supplemental Health Insurance Plus?

What are the benefits with Supplemental Health Insurance Plus?

SANG MI pays the hospital admission benefit amount of $2,500 for the first day the hospital confinement benefit is payable if a covered person is necessarily admitted and confined in a hospital ($1,000 in Montana). This benefit is payable a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person.

SANG MI pays the hospital confinement benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person is necessarily admitted and confined in a hospital. This benefit is payable a maximum of 365 days for any one confinement. If a hospital observation stay and a hospital confinement occur on the same day, only the hospital confinement benefit is payable.

SANG MI pays the intensive care benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person is necessarily confined in the intensive care unit of a hospital. This benefit is payable a maximum of 30 days for any one confinement and is in addition to the hospital confinement benefit.

SANG MI pays the hospital observation benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person receives treatment as an outpatient in a hospital observation unit and an observation room charge is incurred. This benefit is payable a maximum of 14 days per observation stay. A maximum of three hospital observation stays shall be payable per calendar year per covered person. (Benefit not available in New Mexico. Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

SANG MI pays the emergency accident benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person requires emergency treatment as the result of an injury. Emergency treatment must be provided by a physician in a physician's office, urgent care facility, or hospital emergency room and be received within 72 hours of the injury, or within 12 months of the injury for New Hampshire and Washington. This benefit is payable a maximum of three days per calendar year per covered person. Only one benefit shall be payable per day per covered person. (Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

SANG MI pays the extended care benefit amount of $125 while a covered person is a resident inpatient in an extended care facility. An extended care facility stay must follow a hospital confinement of at least three days for which a hospital confinement benefit was payable, begin within 30 days after such hospital confinement, be for the sole purpose of receiving medical care for and during convalescence from the same injury or sickness which caused the hospital confinement, and must not exceed 60 days per calendar year. This benefit is not payable for custodial care.

SANG MI pays the outpatient surgery benefit amount of $250 for a covered person's outpatient surgical operation. The surgery must be necessary for the treatment or diagnosis of an injury or sickness and performed by a physician in a medical facility. This benefit is payable a maximum of 12 days per calendar year per covered person. Only one outpatient surgery benefit shall be payable per day, per covered person. This benefit is not payable while the covered person is confined in a hospital or is a resident inpatient in an extended care facility. (Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

SANG MI pays the ambulance benefit amount of $500 for ground and $1000 for air if a covered person requires transportation by ambulance for an injury or sickness to or from a hospital or between medical facilities. This benefit is payable a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person for ground ambulance and a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person for air ambulance (Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

If as a result of Maryland's state requirement of a utilization review for all patient's admitted to the hospital, you are billed for a Second Opinion, we will pay $125 per occurrence.

SANG MI pays the hospital admission benefit amount of $2,500 for the first day the hospital confinement benefit is payable if a covered person is necessarily admitted and confined in a hospital ($1,000 in Montana). This benefit is payable a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person.

SANG MI pays the hospital confinement benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person is necessarily admitted and confined in a hospital. This benefit is payable a maximum of 365 days for any one confinement. If a hospital observation stay and a hospital confinement occur on the same day, only the hospital confinement benefit is payable.

SANG MI pays the intensive care benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person is necessarily confined in the intensive care unit of a hospital. This benefit is payable a maximum of 30 days for any one confinement and is in addition to the hospital confinement benefit.

SANG MI pays the hospital observation benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person receives treatment as an outpatient in a hospital observation unit and an observation room charge is incurred. This benefit is payable a maximum of 14 days per observation stay. A maximum of three hospital observation stays shall be payable per calendar year per covered person. (Benefit not available in New Mexico. Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

SANG MI pays the emergency accident benefit amount of $250 for each day a covered person requires emergency treatment as the result of an injury. Emergency treatment must be provided by a physician in a physician's office, urgent care facility, or hospital emergency room and be received within 72 hours of the injury, or within 12 months of the injury for New Hampshire and Washington.

This benefit is payable a maximum of three days per calendar year per covered person. Only one benefit shall be payable per day per covered person. (Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

SANG MI pays the extended care benefit amount of $125 while a covered person is a resident inpatient in an extended care facility. An extended care facility stay must follow a hospital confinement of at least three days for which a hospital confinement benefit was payable, begin within 30 days after such hospital confinement, be for the sole purpose of receiving medical care for and during convalescence from the same injury or sickness which caused the hospital confinement, and must not exceed 60 days per calendar year. This benefit is not payable for custodial care.

SANG MI pays the outpatient surgery benefit amount of $250 for a covered person's outpatient surgical operation. The surgery must be necessary for the treatment or diagnosis of an injury or sickness and performed by a physician in a medical facility. This benefit is payable a maximum of 12 days per calendar year per covered person.

Only one outpatient surgery benefit shall be payable per day, per covered person. This benefit is not payable while the covered person is confined in a hospital or is a resident inpatient in an extended care facility. (Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

SANG MI pays the ambulance benefit amount of $500 for ground and $1000 for air if a covered person requires transportation by ambulance for an injury or sickness to or from a hospital or between medical facilities. This benefit is payable a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person for ground ambulance and a maximum of one time per calendar year per covered person for air ambulance (Limited supplemental coverage in Colorado and Pennsylvania).

If as a result of Maryland's state requirement of a utilization review for all patient's admitted to the hospital, you are billed for a Second Opinion, we will pay $125 per occurrence.

Filing a health claim

Filing a health insurance claim is simple and can be done in one of two ways. Pick the option that's best for you.

  • Take your bill(s) to your SANG MI agent's office.
  • Our Health Response CenterEmail:support@sangmi.shop to request a claim form.
 

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