- Health & Well-Being
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- Other Benefits
- Summary Plan Documents & Required Notices
Associates can purchase accident insurance to help keep their finances on track when an accident happens.
Medical insurance will cover some of the expenses, but you may still have co-pays and deductibles to meet. Those can add up fast, especially if you’re unable to work while you recover. That’s where Group Accident insurance comes in: It helps protect your bank account from the out-of-pocket expenses that can come with an injury — whether you’re coping with a broken arm or recovering from a serious car accident.
The table below depicts how Accident Insurance works:
| 1 You have an accident. | 2 The insurance carrier sends you a check. | 3 You focus on getting better. |
|---|---|---|
| Your health insurance covers some costs, after you meet your deductible. But you still may have copays and a lot of out-of-pocket expenses. | Accident Insurance carriers will send a check directly to you – not to your medical providers-upon approval of your claim. You decide how you spend the money. | With the additional financial assistance, you get to pay attention to what matters most – your health. |
Accident Insurance also pays you to take care of your health with screenings – like cholesterol checks and mental health assessments. Refer to the Summary Plan Documents for additional information.
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