You don’t need more leads.
You need more value per lead.
And hospital indemnity is the simplest, cleanest, and most overlooked cross-sell in the industry.
Here’s why.
You’re already:
Reviewing medical coverage
Talking about deductibles
Seeing gaps your clients don’t understand
You don’t need a new appointment or a second phone call.
Just a clean transition in the same conversation.
No learning curve.
No quoting engines.
No commissions to split with a call center.
No carrier testing, contracting, or back-office stress.
It’s plug-and-play cross-selling.
A typical policy is:
$20–$50/month
Pays $250+ per hospital day
Often includes ambulance, skilled nursing, and more
It’s high-impact. Low-cost. No-brainer.
And it builds retention like nothing else.
Anyone can sell a Medicare Advantage plan.
Very few can explain:
What’s missing
Why it matters
How to fill it
That’s what makes clients refer you.
Medicare Advantage ✅
ACA or Marketplace ✅
Short-Term Medical ✅
Group Plans ✅
Even High-Deductible Major Medical ✅
Wherever there’s a deductible or a gap, hospital indemnity has a role.
The best cross-sell is the one that:
Requires zero additional lead cost
Adds value and peace of mind
Pays you month after month
That’s hospital indemnity.
It’s not just something you can sell —
It’s something you should.
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Ideal Flex Series Hospital Indemnity Plan Availability
Offered by American Home Life Insurance Company
Approved States:
Texas (TX), Wyoming (WY), North Dakota (ND), Wisconsin (WI), Kentucky (KY), Tennessee (TN), Mississippi (MS), Alabama (AL), Georgia (GA), and Florida (FL), Nevada (NV), Utah (UT), Arizona (AZ), Montana (MT), Colorado (CO), Nebraska (NE), Kansas (KS), Oklahoma (OK), Iowa (IA), Missouri (MO), Arkansas (AR), Louisiana (LA), Illinois (IL), Indiana (IN), Michigan (MI), Ohio (OH), West Virginia (WV), Pennsylvania (PA), Virginia (VA), North Carolina (NC), South Carolina (SC), Maryland (MD)
Learn more about what Medicare doesn’t pay here: Medicare.gov
See the 2025 hospital & outpatient cost structure here: Medicare.gov