Trauma Insurance
If you have illnesses and conditions that run in your family, wouldn’t it be logical for you to take steps to ensure it doesn’t paralyse your way of life?
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What is trauma insurance?
Trauma insurance or critical illness insurance is a lump-sum payment you make when you encounter a life-altering injury, or you are diagnosed with specific illnesses. Heart attacks, strokes, amputation, cancer, and Alzheimer’s are often covered by trauma insurance. It helps you to get back on your feet after such turmoil. The money you receive can be used for care, living expenses, debt payments, medical treatment, or to alleviate reduced work hours.
It is often bundled with other life insurances, but it can often be a stand-alone policy.
Why Choose Absolute Insurance?
Health is no laughing matter; you would want professionals with decades of experience to help you on your journey to finding the right insurance for you.
Absolute Insurance provides the best trauma insurance in Perth. With 20 years worth of experience under their belt, Absolute Insurance will be able to help you find the trauma insurance policy that fits your lifestyle and needs.
Do I really need trauma insurance?
In reality, we all need trauma insurance. It’s a tremendous failsafe, especially during these times when more and more of us suffer from significant illnesses at one point in our lives. And if you’re worried about a specific disease that runs in your family, or an ailment that you have a high likelihood of contracting, trauma insurance would be a great help for you.
Critical illnesses often take a massive toll on your lifestyle, especially on your finances. Not only are you forced to take time off from your work, but the expenses for rehabilitation and medical care will surely damage your financial structure.
Despite a physical recovery, the financial damage on you can take a toll. When you think about it, without insurance to back you up while you are down, picking up the pieces can prove too burdensome for the people you love and who rely on you.
What is the difference between TPD and trauma insurance?
Trauma insurance is often bundled with TPD insurance, and though they are similar, they differ in function.
Simply put, TPD insurance only pays you when you are unable to work indefinitely. On the other hand, trauma insurance helps you to get back on your feet once you are diagnosed for a specific range of critical medical events.
Can trauma insurance be held within super?
As of 2014, you can no longer purchase trauma insurance through your super, nor can they offer it to you.
What are the 30 critical illnesses?
- Heart Attacks
- Stroke
- Major Cancers
- Coronary By-pass Surgery
- Kidney Failure
- Paralysis
- Coma
- Heart valve surgery
- Deafness
- Blindness
- Loss of Speech
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Major Organ or Bone Marrow Transplant
- Fulminant Hepatitis
- Primary Pulmonary Hypertension
- Aorta surgery
- Alzheimer’s Disease or Severe Dementia
- Major Burns
- HIV
- Terminal Illness
- End-stage Liver Failure
- End-stage Lung Disease
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Parkinson Disease
- Bacterial Meningitis
- Angioplasty
- Viral Encephalitis
- Aplastic Anaemia
- Motor Neurone Disease
- Benign Brain Tumour
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