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Short Term Medical Insurance
Underwritten by Golden Rule Insurance Company
Let's talk flexibility
If you’re in the market for Short Term health insurance, you should shop around and start with reputable companies that have sold Short Term for years. Major carriers like UnitedHealthcare – through its affiliate Golden Rule Insurance Company – offer a lot of flexibility, including:
- A range of deductibles to choose from.
- A number of Short Term plans to choose from in most states.
- 1.4 million1 in-network physicians and health care professionals.
- 6,5001 in-network hospitals, and other medical facilities
- Budget-friendly costs per month - Some plans even include savings when you pay the total premium for the time you want to be covered up front.2
- A choice of months you can be covered for, up to nearly a year in many states3 - Buy the coverage you think you’ll need and receive a refund on your premium should you find other healthcare coverage before the end of your term.
All numbers reflect Golden Rule Insurance company UnitedHealthcare-branded Short Term Medical plans.
1 Numbers derived from UnitedHealth Group Annual Form 10-K for year ended 12/31/20.
2 Lump sum savings apply only to the medical plan premium. Savings do not apply to premiums for optional benefits added to the medical plan.
3 Coverage availability and term lengths vary by state.
This policy has exclusions, limitation, reduction of benefits, terms under which the policy may be continued in force or discontinued. For costs and complete details of the coverage, call or write your insurance agent or the company, whichever is applicable.
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Looking to pair your new health insurance plan with other coverage?
Whether you decide on Short Term or other health insurance plans, consider supplemental health insurance to help round out coverage.
