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EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

GROUP BENEFITS

Help your business succeed by attracting and retaining talented employees. We can help your business, large or small, offer a wide range of group benefits.

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GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE

We provide different health insurance options for your employees:

GROUP DENTAL AND GROUP VISION

In/out of network dental coverage:

In/out of network vision coverage:

GROUP DISABILITY

Help employees stay financially secure by offering disability insurance:

GROUP LIFE INSURANCE

Keep employee’s loved ones financially secure by offering group life insurance:

GROUP ACCIDENT INSURANCE

Help give your employees peace of mind with access to accident insurance that can help cover the costs of accident care, recovery, and even treatment‐related transportation and lodging.

GROUP CANCER INSURANCE

Cancer insurance enhances your benefits package by assisting employees and their loved ones if they face a battle with cancer, without adding costs to your bottom line.

GROUP CRITICAL ILLNESS

When employees experience a critical illness, they often have expenses that aren’t covered by their health insurance. During these challenging times, critical illness insurance can help them focus on recovery and getting back to work sooner.

COMPLIMENTARY PROGRAMS

Available to most accounts at no cost for one year, with minimum size requirements:

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VOLUNTARY BENEFITS

Offer your employees financial protection that helps control the rising cost of medical insurance

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WHAT ARE VOLUNTARY BENEFITS?

Sometimes also known as supplemental insurance or employee-paid benefits, voluntary employee benefits are offered by the employer through the workplace where employees can choose to buy them in addition to the core employee benefits they may get as part of a benefits package.

Payment options are typically flexible. To suit their budget, companies can choose whether voluntary employee benefits are:

In their Voluntary Benefits and Services (VBS) survey, Willis Towers Watson highlighted four critical life needs that voluntary benefits fulfill:

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What voluntary benefits are available?

There’s a huge range of voluntary insurance plans out there in the market, some examples include disability insurance, accident insurance, dental, or ‘softer’ benefits that may include retail or ticket discounts, gym membership, or ‘concierge services’ like collecting the dry cleaning.

According to Willis Towers Watson’s 2013 survey, the most common voluntary benefits under the four banners of health, wealth, security, and personal are:

Health

Vision Insurance

Regular eye exams help maintain healthy vision and are the first line of defense in detecting more serious eye conditions, such as glaucoma, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Vision insurance typically helps pay for eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses. They may also offer discounts on treatments such as laser eye surgery or eye care accessories.

Dental

Dental insurance can provide benefits for both routine and more expensive dental procedures that are not covered by most health insurance. They typically include cleaning, fillings, sealants, tooth removal, crowns, and dentures-and may also provide benefits for regular dental appointments.

Accident

Accident insurance plans can help offset the unexpected medical expenses that may result from a covered accidental injury. Typically, they help cover some of the expenses for initial care, surgery, transportation and lodging, and follow-up care.

Critical Illness

Critical illness insurance can complement major medical coverage by providing a lump sum benefit for an employee diagnosed with a covered critical illness, such as heart attack, stroke, coronary artery bypass surgery, end-stage renal failure, or major organ transplant-among others. Benefits are typically paid directly to the employee so they can be used where they’re most needed.

Hospital Indemnity

Hospital confinement indemnity insurance provides a lump sum benefit to help with out of pocket costs related to a hospital stay. This may include outpatient surgery, diagnostic tests, doctor’s appointments, and emergency room trips.

Wealth/Lifestyle

Disability

Disability insurance replaces a percentage of an employee’s income if they become disabled as a result of a covered accident or sickness to help them continue to make ends meet while they’re out of work.

Legal

Legal typically gives employees access to qualified attorneys at a reduced cost. Coverage usually applies to the most common personal legal matters including family, vehicle, real estate, civil lawsuits, and wills.

Financial Counseling

Financial counseling helps employees manage their finances. Traditionally, this has mainly focused on retirement plans, but as baby boomers approach the end of their working careers, financial counseling now also includes a range of topics such as credit card debt, investment advice, tax advice, saving, and budgeting.

Security

Life Insurance

Life insurance pays out a lump sum to help provide financial protection for an employee’s family members in the event of the employee’s death. Coverage can be updated to reflect changes in life such as getting married, buying a home, or having a child. Most plans offer spouse and child coverage.

Long-term Care Insurance

Long-term care insurance pays a daily amount (up to an agreed pre-set figure) to help provide for people who need long-term help with day-to-day activities such as dressing, eating, using the toilet, getting in and out of bed or a chair, and walking, among others. This may include care at home, daycare, care at a hospice or nursing home, or at a similar facility.

Personal Travel Accident

Travel accident insurance is designed to provide extra protection while traveling internationally, supplementing coverage typically provided by accidental death or dismemberment policy. It typically covers emergency medical and legal fees.

Identity Theft

Identify theft insurance does not cover any financial loss as a result of identity theft. Instead, it may include monitoring public records and alerting the employee to any fraudulent use of their personal details, including attempted loans and credit applications. It also covers the cost of repairing a person’s credit history.

Personal

Personal voluntary benefits are those softer offerings that help meet an employee’s particular lifestyle needs. These may include:

Willis Towers Watson predicts that identity theft protection, critical illness, pet insurance, and even student loan repayment programs are likely to see the fastest growth in the next few years.

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