MetLife Critical Illness
MetLife becomes effective: 01/01/2027
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What Is Critical Illness?
A voluntary critical illness insurance plan from MetLife which provides a lump-sum cash benefit when a covered person is diagnosed with certain serious health conditions, including cancer, heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, major organ transplant, and other covered illnesses.
Who Can Apply?
Rank and File; Supervisor
What Does C.I. Cost?
Active: Starting at $4.60 monthly
How it works
Does the money go to my doctor? It’s up to you.
Benefits can be used for any purpose, such as medical expenses, household bills, travel costs, or lost income. Coverage is available for members, spouses/domestic partners, and dependent children, and includes an annual health screening benefit.
5 Levels of Coverage
Price and coverage is based on your age, and the amount you want to buy. From $10,000–$50,000, up to age 75. Coverage for Members, Spouses and Family. See the chart for the details.
Cancer up to $50,000; Heart Attack up to $50,000; Stroke up to $50,000; Kidney Failure up to $50,000; Major Organ Transplant up to $50,000; Benign Brain Tumor up to $50,000; Coma up to $50,000; Paralysis up to $50,000; Severe Burn up to $50,000; Sudden Cardiac Arrest up to $50,000
