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21st August 2018

Royal London: Diabetes Life Cover helps your clients take control

When you have a client with diabetes, finding cover that meets their needs and budget can be difficult. 

That’s why we’ve launched Diabetes Life Cover – it’s designed specifically for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, who may have found it difficult to get affordable cover in the past. 

Increased HbA1c tolerance - we can offer cover to more people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes than ever before.

Capped reviewable premiums - if a client's condition is improving and they give us their annual HbA1c results, their premium could reduce year on year. And it’ll never increase above their original starting amount.

A short, simple application process - specifically tailored to people with diabetes, so we won't ask unnecessary questions.

Immediate acceptance- every client who passes our eligibility criteria will have full cover immediately, even if we haven’t finished our underwriting process.

Helping Hand - your clients will have access to a wide range of tailored support to help them manage their condition, including a specialist diabetes nurse. It won't cost anything extra to use this service - and their partner and children can use it too. 

Find out more about our new Diabetes Life Cover and get the information you need to help you recommend this cover to your clients. 

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