MS Life Insurance – We Can Help You Get the Coverage You Need!

Last Modified: March 1, 2024

We show you how to get approved for high-risk life insurance if you suffer from MS.

MS Life Insurance Overview

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease of the central nervous system, affecting millions, according to the MS Society.

The good news is that most people can get life insurance if they have MS.

Types of MS:

Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS) – The first time you have neurologic inflammation of your central nervous system.

Relapsing-Remitting MS (RRMS) – The most common type (85%) of MS, with attacks followed by periods of remission.

Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS) – Progressive worsening of neurologic functions, shorter remissions, and some disability.

Primary Progressive MS (PPMS) worsens neurologic functions with little to no remissions.

Underwriting Questions for MS

  • What type of MS do you have?
  • How many attacks per year do you have on average?
  • What was the date of your last episode?
  • What symptoms and complications do you have?
  • Do you fully recover in between episodes?
  • What types of diagnostic tests have you had?
  • What were the results of those tests?
  • What medications do you take?
  • What treatments have you received?
  • Have you developed any cognitive impairments?
  • Do you have any history of depression?
  • Do you have any other medical conditions?

A major factor for life insurance underwriting is the time since your last attack.

Life Insurance Quotes for MS

We use a quick quote approach to shopping for you.

We summarize your medical history and contact companies for underwriting feedback (about three days).

Once we hear back from companies, we let you know what each company has to say regarding underwriting and price.

Some ballpark guidelines:

Time Since the Last AttackPossible Underwriting Offers
Less Than 1 YearPostpone for most cases
1 Year – 2 Years50 – 150% Table Rating
3 – 5 YearsStandard – 125% Table Rating
6-10 YearsStandard – 75% Table Rating
10 Years or LongerStandard Rates, possible preferred

Sample Case Studies

The best offers go to those with RRMS.

Normal neurologic examinations, no symptoms, and long periods between episodes.

For example, if it’s been ten years since your last episode, you may receive “standard plus” offers from some companies.

If it’s only been one year since the last episode, the offer may include a table rating that adds 50-150% to the price.

Final Words

If you have MS, we can help you with your life insurance.

Please take a few minutes to submit your request; we will provide accurate quotes based on your health history.

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