Three Insurance Plans A Pro Wrestler Might Need:

1) Accident / Injury insurance plans.

Accident and injury insurance plans pay you directly after an injury or accident regardless of if you have any other insurance coverage or not.

This type of insurance program is a no-brainer for competitive athletes like pro wrestlers. The way it works is simple when you get hurt or injured, all you need to do is go to a licensed medical doctor or medical facility to get treatment for your injury no matter where you are, and you will be covered by a plan like this.

Filing a claim and getting paid from professional wrestling insurance coverage is easy. Because there are no network restrictions, you can visit any emergency room, hospital, or urgent care center to get treatment without worrying if it will be covered or not. After you get back from getting treated for your injury, you will just send a claim form to the insurance company, and they will send you a check directly based on your policy benefits.

Once you get the check from the insurance company, you can use it to help you pay for things like medical bills, physical therapy services, or even time off from work. The benefits are paid directly to you so you decide how to spend the funds.

These low-cost plans are very popular with any athlete because the cost of this type of plan is relatively inexpensive (under $25 per month). This is quite affordable compared to major medical health insurance plans, which seem to cost a lot more and also cover the minimum these days.

Many of these supplemental personal injury plans include an accidental life insurance policy which would pay your beneficiary a lump sum of cash if you were to die unexpectedly from accidental death. I think this is worth the cost of having one of these professional wrestlers' insurance plans.

The average cost of a policy ranges from $8 - $25 per month. It does not require any medical underwriting or medical questions at the time of application, which means anyone will get accepted for one of these, no matter if they have other underlying health issues.

2) Hospitalization Only Plan.

Instead of getting hit with significant medical bills after a hospital stay, consider a Hospitalization program that pays you a lump sum of cash should you be admitted to the hospital that you can use to pay your bills. In addition to the lump sum of cash you get on admission to the hospital, this type of health insurance policy for pro wrestlers will pay you additional cash benefits for each day you have to stay overnight in the hospital.

This can, in turn, help you to offset any additional services you might need that a health insurance plan might not cover. O

Because this type of program does not coordinate with any other benefits, you might have a group health insurance policy, a marketplace health plan, the VA plan, or even Medicaid. These plans pay you directly after your service instead of the providers, making them very attractive for people with or without health insurance coverage and for only about $10 - $30 per month; depending on your age, rolling into one of these supplemental hospital plans might be a good idea especially if you are a wrester on the road.

3) Medical Insurance.

You can get covered in a major medical health plan for $0 per month after we get you the government tax credits! This is, however not specific professional wrestling insurance, and it's more of a general one that everyone should really consider having.

If something unexpected happens to you – like a car accident or a severe illness – hospital expenses can quickly rack up, but having the right medical insurance policy can prevent staggering expenses in emergency situations. Major medical and limited duration medical insurance programs provide benefits for a broad range of healthcare services, from inpatient and outpatient services to urgent care visits and follow-up testing and imaging.

In addition to catastrophic coverage, our insurance agents can help you create an efficient health plan which can save you money on routine doctor's visits, prescription drug coverage, preventative care, and other medical services. Most importantly, If you file a tax return each year, you might qualify for a premium tax subsidy to pay for your health plan, and we can help you get it!

The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP) was signed into law on March 11, 2021, and has made health insurance coverage more affordable for some people. Since its inception, this particular law has dramatically increased the number of premium tax credits (aka subsidies) that people can get to help them reduce their health insurance premiums.

As far as finding out, the amount of the premium tax credit that you will receive will be based on your zip code, your annual household income, and the number of people you claim on your tax returns. You might be leaving money on the table if you don't at least check to see if you qualify.

To find out exactly how much premium tax credit you might qualify for, we can help....just fill out this no -obligation request form, click here >>>> and I’ll send you a summary of the amount you qualify for as well as a list of health insurance plans that you can apply for the tax credits on! We have some clients that pay $0 per month for a major medical plan.