Health insurance packages combine multiple alternative health plans into one solution.
Fusion: a hospital, surgical and critical illness health insurance plan
Fusion STM: a short-term health insurance plan
The Fusion bundle includes both Fusion + Fusion STM packaged into a single solution that combines hospital, surgical and critical illness health plans that provide daily fixed benefits in one plan, and a short-term health plan for covered medical expenses with maximum coverage of up to $2 million in the event of a catastrophic injury or illness.
Note: Fusion and Fusion STM will be collectively referred to as “the Fusion bundle”.
The Fusion bundle helps pay for medical expenses that range from relatively minor to catastrophic.
Individual plans vary, so you’ll want to read the plan details closely to validate the coverage and benefits you’ve selected and what exclusions apply.
Fusion fixed-indemnity and Fusion STM are two separate policies. The benefits do not coordinate. Fusion fixed-benefit indemnity insurance and Fusion STM short-term medical expense coverage are not available in all states. These products are not qualifying health coverage (“Minimum Essential Coverage”) that satisfies the health coverage requirement of the Affordable Care Act. If you don’t have Minimum Essential Coverage, you may owe an additional payment with your taxes. The termination or loss of either policy does not entitle you to a special enrollment period to purchase a health benefit plan that qualifies as minimum essential coverage outside of an open enrollment period. These products may include a pre-existing condition exclusion provision.
Inpatient hospital confinement, including ICU/CCU and physician visits
Outpatient surgical services including anesthesiologist
Chemotherapy and radiation
Covered critical illnesses, such as cancer, heart attack, stroke and kidney failure
Pre-existing conditions*
Pregnancy, except complications of pregnancy
Preventive care
Injury or illness resulting from participation in hazardous avocations including mountain or rock climbing, skydiving, hang gliding, motor vehicle racing, scuba diving, rodeo or private aviation
Here are a few of the pros and cons to consider when you’re thinking about whether to apply for the Fusion bundle.
A powerful pair - The Fusion bundle provides coverage for both minor and catastrophic health events in one insurance solution
Apply year-round – There is no official open enrollment period, and in most cases coverage begins the next day after you enroll online.
Keep Your Doctor – No provider network limitations means you can visit your preferred health care provider.
Customize your solution – Multiple plan options means there’s a plan for just about every budget
Plans have limited durations – Anywhere from 30 to 364 days depending on your state
Less coverage than major medical – Preventive care and many other essential health benefits such as prescription drugs, vaccinations, and pre and post-natal care are not covered. If you think you will need any of the 10 essential health benefits guaranteed by the ACA-qualifying plans, then a Fusion health insurance bundle may not be right for you
Pre-existing conditions are not covered – Unlike major medical plans, pre-existing conditions are not covered with Fusion plans
Get an instant quote and select a plan that meets your needs.
Fusion bundles may be a good option for people who:
Fusion bundle premiums vary depending on several factors some of which include your state, age, gender and the level of benefits selected.
For example, a 37-year old woman in Phoenix, Arizona can choose between three bundled Fusion plan options with varying levels of coverage with monthly premium rates ranging from $165 to $227.1
Remember, Fusion healthcare packages are customizable to meet your individual needs and budget.
Please use either the Chrome or Firefox web browser for an optimal experience viewing this website.