Deciding Moments Benefits Guide
Caring for your family
No matter your definition of family, we know it’s important to you.
As your life changes, so do your decisions. Can I pay for that family trip and also get my dental work done? It’s important to carefully assess your benefits options at open enrollment and expand to accommodate whatever comes your way.
1. Cover your family
Consider adding your partner and/or children to your dental and vision plans. These plans can help keep the whole family’s health in check, and when they’re offered through work, they can be very affordable.
2. Protect your paycheck
As your family grows, don’t forget to review your life and disability insurance protection. They can help keep your family financially whole if something happens to you.
3. Build your financial confidence
Accident insurance can help protect your entire family, and it may even pay out a higher benefit if your child is injured while playing organized sports¹. With the rise in high deductible plans, this is an increasingly popular benefit for families.
Learn moreDental benefits
We know you care about your kids’ oral health. Dental insurance helps protect the whole family’s teeth and overall health.
Learn moreLife insurance benefits
As your family grows, take care of them by reviewing your life insurance to make sure you have the right amount to protect their financial future.
Learn moreSupplemental health benefits
Look for coverage like accident, critical illness, or hospital indemnity insurance to provide a benefit payment when you or a covered family member has a qualifying injury, condition, or diagnosis.
Learn moreDisability insurance benefits
Protecting your family also means protecting your paycheck in the event you need to take a leave from work. Disability insurance gives you and your family the space to plan, solve, and then journey back to well-being.
1 The child must be insured by the plan on the date the accident occurred and must be 18 years or younger. Proof of registration required at time of claim.
Material discussed is meant for general information purposes only and is not to be construed as medical, tax, legal or investment advice. Although the information has been gathered from sources believed to be reliable, please note that individual situations can vary. Therefore, the information should be relied upon only when coordinated with individual professional advice.
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