NASBI – Your Supplemental Benefits Insurance Industry Source

NASBI was formed in 2002 as NACII. Since then, the organization has served as the leading advocate for critical illness insurance and supplemental benefits in the United States.

We are your supplemental benefit insurance industry source.

NASBI continually seeks opportunities to bring together representatives throughout our industry to share knowledge, disseminate research and regulatory information, and to provide members a forum setting for informed discussions of Supplemental Benefit Insurance products.

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Events

Save the Date for the 2025 NASBI Forum –
September 9–11, Dallas, TX

Skyline of Dallas, TX. Accident, Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity, Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability

This event will be packed with inspiring speakers, plenty of engaging, informative sessions, and networking opportunities with your peers.

Register now

Early Bird pricing ends August 9, 2025.


Book your room at the Dallas Marriott Downtown
The group rate is available until August 25.
Please book your room early as a limited number of rooms are available.
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Who we are

The National Association of Critical Illness Insurance (NACII) was formed in 2002 to be the leading advocate for Critical Illness Insurance through programs designed to educate and disseminate information about the growing need for Critical Illness Insurance. Continue reading “Who we are”

Stay Informed

NASBI continually seeks opportunities to bring together representatives throughout our industry to share knowledge, disseminate research and regulatory information, and to provide members a forum setting for informed discussions of Supplemental Benefit Insurance.





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