If you are hospitalized, your hospital insurance plan pays a set benefit amount for eligible services regardless of how much your provider charges for the services. The amount paid is per day, per week, per month, per visit or per event, as outlined in the policy you select.

Here’s an example of how hospital indemnity insurance works:

The hospital insurance plan you selected pays $250 per day for hospital room and board charges, and $100 per day for inpatient doctor visits. If you are hospitalized for three days due to a qualifying injury or medical condition and you are visited each of those days by a doctor in the hospital, you will receive $1,050 in benefits.

For illustration purposes only and not a guarantee of payment. Be sure to carefully review your policy for more specific details about what benefits will be paid for eligible hospitalization charges you incur.

How does hospital indemnity insurance work?

If you are hospitalized, your hospital insurance plan pays a set benefit amount for eligible services regardless of how much your provider charges for the services. The amount paid is per day, per week, per month, per visit or per event, as outlined in the policy you select.
Here’s an example of how hospital indemnity insurance works:
The hospital insurance plan you selected pays $250 per day for hospital room and board charges, and $100 per day for inpatient doctor visits. If you are hospitalized for three days due to a qualifying injury or medical condition and you are visited each of those days by a doctor in the hospital, you will receive $1,050 in benefits.
For illustration purposes only and not a guarantee of payment. Be sure to carefully review your policy for more specific details about what benefits will be paid for eligible hospitalization charges you incur.