With Fourth of July this week, we thought it fitting to draw a few parallels between our national day of independence and what Ultimate Health can do for you. Without further ado:

1. Declare Your Independence from Out-of-Pocket Costs

With rising deductibles and shrinking coverage, out-of-pocket healthcare costs are becoming a huge expense weighing on your personal pocketbook, a heavy thumb that’s difficult to get out from under.

Ultimate Health can help you say goodbye to out-of-pocket healthcare expenses. It’s true, the days of 100% health plans are gone. But by layering Ultimate Health on top of your primary plan, you can accomplish similar goals.

Ultimate Health reimburses for all types of qualified healthcare expenses and provides up to $100,000 in coverage.*

2. Take Back Control

ACA regulations dictate a lot about how healthcare works these days, restricting your control over your benefits.

However, Ultimate Health is structured as a bundled excepted benefit product. So, ACA nondiscrimination rules don’t apply. That means this plan can be offered to select employee classes, putting you back in control.

3. Expand Your Coverage Horizons

As mentioned above, Ultimate Health provides up to $100,000 in coverage for all different types of expenses. With this plan, you can go past the restrictions of your primary plan and receive coverage for items that you may have never received coverage for before, such as LASIK, in vitro fertilization, child and adult orthodontia, and brand name prescriptions.

Ultimate Health’s protection even follows you when you travel with emergency travel and medical services, like fully-paid air evacuation.

At Ultimate Health, we don’t want you to have to live your life under financial pressures, restrictions and worry that the medical help you need won’t be covered. This plan aims to give you back your freedom, putting you back in control of your healthcare.

*This is a summary of the insurance plan benefits. Insurance plans and coverage may vary by state. Detailed coverage and exclusions and limitations are listed in the Certificate of Insurance.