Other Insurance

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Dental insurance is often purchased separately from regular health coverage, though some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits. If you buy it as a standalone plan, you'll pay a separate monthly premium.

A popular option is Humana Dental, offering no waiting periods, a large provider network, and plans starting around $17/month. Plan choices include Complete Dental, Loyalty Plus, and Preventive Value. 

Most vision insurance plans in the U.S. cover basic services like eye exams, glasses, or contact lenses. For more comprehensive eye care, an individual vision plan may be needed.

If you rely on routine exams or frequently need new lenses, vision insurance can help reduce costs. A top provider is VSP, offering plans starting around $13/month with broad coverage and a large provider network.

Standard health insurance may not cover all cancer-related expenses. If you have a family history of cancer, adding a supplemental cancer plan can help cover treatment costs and reduce financial stress—often for a small additional premium.  

 This is a supplemental plan meant to cover hospital admission costs that your other insurance plan may not cover. It kicks in if you’re admitted to the hospital or ICU for sickness or injury. 

 Original Medicare offers strong coverage but leaves some gaps. Medicare Supplement insurance, also known as Medigap, helps fill those gaps by covering some out-of-pocket costs related to Part A and Part B—like deductibles, copays, and coinsurance. It’s a smart add-on for more complete coverage.  

Short-term health plans offer temporary coverage for unexpected illnesses or injuries, typically lasting 30 days to 12 months. They have lower premiums but limited benefits and often exclude pre-existing conditions. Ideal for gaps in coverage, not long-term use.