Updated October 2026
Key Takeaway
Cigna’s individual cancer insurance is now sold under the HealthSpring brand and underwritten by Loyal American Life Insurance Company, part of Health Care Service Corporation. It offers a lump sum plan paying $5,000 to $100,000 and a cancer treatment plan, with issue ages of 18 to 99 in most states.
If you are searching for Cigna cancer insurance, the plans you are looking for now carry a different name. In 2025, Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC) bought Cigna’s Medicare and Medicare supplemental benefits business, and the individual cancer plans that used to carry the Cigna name are now sold as HealthSpring.
This guide explains what changed, how the HealthSpring Lump Sum Cancer Insurance and Cancer Treatment Insurance plans work, which riders you can add, where they are sold and how they stack up against other cancer insurance providers. Like all cancer insurance, these plans pay cash on top of your health coverage. They do not replace health insurance.




