Is there a umbrella insurance for health insurance?

Umbrella insurance generally covers liability that exceeds liability in auto, homeowners and some business policies. Health coverage in the US generally has no cap any more, so there is no reason for any umbrella coverage. read more

Umbrella insurance is a secondary form of insurance, that requires a primary policy, or an underlying liability policy to first pay out on a claim before umbrella liability coverage becomes effective. read more

Umbrella insurance is meant to help protect you from large and potentially devastating liability claims or judgments. Personal umbrella coverage comes into play when your underlying liability limits (such as from a homeowners or auto insurance policy) have been reached. read more