L&G rolls out Fracture Cover, Private Diagnostics protection add-ons

‘Umbrella Benefits’

John Brazier
clock • 2 min read

Two new optional protection benefits from L&G made available exclusively to intermediaries.

Legal and General has launched a new package of health and wellbeing benefits that include cover for accidental injuries and private medical consultations, available as an optional extra as part of the insurers core protection products. Included within the ‘Umbrella Benefits' package that can be added to life, critical illness, income protection or rental policies is Fracture Cover and Private Diagnostics. Fracture Cover encompasses 31 different injuries - 20 different fractures, nine different joint dislocations, Achilles tendon ruptures and knee ligament tears - and covers multiple ...

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