Lump Sum Diagnosis Benefit
Up to ¥2,000,000 immediately upon your first confrmed diagnosis to use however you need - for treatment, travel, or Iiving expenses.
Cancer insurance protection.
1 in 2 people will get cancer in their lifetime. You might be the lucky one and live cancer-free, but it’s something you simply can’t predict. All you can do is prepare for the unexpected. Which is Rakuten is bringing you Cancer Shield, a comprehensive cancer insurance plan - exclusively for Rakuten Credit Cardholders. You can choose from three levels of coverage - up to ¥2,000,000. And pay as little as ¥200 a month. But more importantly, it’s a plan that gives you peace of mind, so you can sleep well at night.
Terms & ConditionsWe provide a ‘shield’ of coverage that addresses every stage of the journey. Here are the top 10 benefits that come with your plan. Because you and your family deserve to have the right support if the worst happens.
Up to ¥2,000,000 immediately upon your first confrmed diagnosis to use however you need - for treatment, travel, or Iiving expenses.
Get paid for evory day you are in the hospital (up to ¥10,000/day) to cover private ward foes and moals.
Lump sum payments for both inpatient and outpatient surgeries.
Fixed benefits to alleviate the cost of radiation treatments.
Support for pre- and post-hospitalisation care and chemotherapy.
A lump sum upon discharge to support your long-term convalescence at home.
Specific coverage for hormone therapy and anti-cancer drugs.
We cover the actual "technical fees" for advanced treatments approved by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, up to ¥10,000,000.
Available for members and spouses aged 0 to 69, with renewals allowed up to age 74.
Knowing your family doesn't have to be burdened with hefty medical costs, is the surest way to get peace of mind.
We offer three plans to help you choose the cover that is right for you.
| Benefit | Gold plan | Silver plan | Bronze plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cancer diagnosis | ¥200,000 | ¥100,000 | ¥50,000 |
| Daily hospital cash | ¥10,000 | ¥5,000 | ¥3,000 |
| Outpatient benefit | ¥5,000 | ¥3,000 | ¥2,000 |
| Cancer diagnosis | ¥20,000 | ¥10,000 | ¥5,000 |
Get the protection against cancer you and your family deserve. Start the process by clicking the button below. If at any point you want to drop out of the process, you can.
Apply nowHaving a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.
Having a pre-existing condition is not grounds for denying insurance coverage. However, individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer (including carcinoma in situ) by a physician in the past, or who have undergone surgery or been hospitalized due to an illness within the past two years, are not eligible for coverage.