At Washington National, we're dedicated to serving the needs of Americans who've worked hard and want to protect the health and well being of themselves and their loved ones. Our supplemental health and life insurance products have helped provide peace of mind since 1911.

About the Health Insurance Plan

Traditional medical insurance pays the doctor and hospital. But who makes sure that your employees' mortgage or household bills get paid when they're sick or unable to work? We do.

Washington National supplemental health insurance helps your employees handle the unexpected expenses that come with critical illness or injury.

Benefits
Health Advocate

Health Advocate Health Advocate helps you navigate the health care system and maximize your available insurance benefits.

A Personal Health Advocate works to resolve your clinical and administrative issues and help you access needed resources.

Prescription discounts

Prescription discounts Our insurance policies offer a health discount card you can use to save money on prescription drugs, vision care, hearing care, daily living products, diabetes care and other medical supplies.

Your health discount card can be especially useful if your major medical plan reduces your prescription drug benefits.¹


Family coverage
Family coverage You can't predict whether you or a family member will experience a critical illness, injury or disability.

But you can financially prepare for the possibility and ensure benefits are available.

Fast, direct benefit payments
Fast, direct benefit paymentsOne tremendous advantage of our supplemental products is the cash benefits paid directly to you or to someone you designate.

You get to decide how to use them. You may need the money to pay health care bills not covered by your major medical plan—or to replace lost wages, pay living expenses, arrange for needed transportation or cover childcare costs during treatment.

First-occurrence benefits
First-occurrence benefits Many of our supplemental policies have a "first occurrence" benefit. When you're first diagnosed with a critical illness, such as cancer, you get a lump-sum payment.
Money is delivered to you as quickly as possible—so you can focus on your care, not on the cost.

Indemnity benefits
Indemnity benefits Indemnity benefits are specified maximum dollar amounts reimbursed to you for covered medical services, such as a hospital stay.

Contact Detials :
Washington National Insurance Company
1825 N. Pennsylvania St.
Carmel, IN 46032