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Few things are more devastating than a death or a disabling injury or illness. Secondary to the financial strain, the physical and emotional toll of a death or disability can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, many employees feel more strongly about insuring their homes and automobiles than they do about insuring their ability to earn an income.

Employer-sponsored financial protection benefits offer affordable, high-value safeguards for your workers. More importantly, these voluntary insurance products provide the start of an all-important financial safety net that can reduce stress and improve their overall productivity.


Our plan evaluations review components of your plan including plan design, benefit structure, plan funding, eligibility and coverage. We support you and your employees in your communication strategy with employees, needs assessment, enrollment, and ongoing education.

You and your employees have a critical need for life, accident, illness and disability protection.  Did you know employers can make these important benefits available with no impact to their bottom line?

Group Critical Illness Insurance

Group critical illness insurance provides your employees a way to stay ahead of the medical and out-of-pocket expenses that can accompany specified medical events. Receiving a lump sum payment helps them concentrate on recovering, not on how to pay for the expenses that accompany their illness.  Generally, after a waiting period, a lump sum benefit is payable upon initial diagnosis for covered illnesses, which may include:

    Cancer (certain policies available as stand-alone)

    Heart attack

    Stroke

    Major organ transplant

    Renal failure (end-stage)

    Carcinoma-in-situ

    Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery

Connect with Ocelot Group for a full plan evaluation to see how your voluntary offerings stack up in terms of coverage, benefits, cost, network options, and more.


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Voluntary Benefits and Supplemental Insurance
Types of Voluntary Plans Available

Group Accident Insurance

Employees may not have considered some of the expenses that add up after an accident — especially the everyday bills that continue to arrive, such as home mortgage or rent, automobile payments, grocery and utility bills. The cash benefits they will receive when unanticipated medical and everyday expenses begin to add up (following an accident) will help them maintain their everyday lives following such an accident.


Events that trigger benefits payments may include:

    Fractures

    Dislocations

    Medical fees

    Wellness

    Hospital admission

    Ambulance rides

    Physical therapy and more.

Hospital Indemnity Insurance

Employees may not be prepared for hospital-related expenses their major medical coverage may not cover.

Hospital indemnity plans can help enhance and supplement any medical plan because they pay cash benefits when injury or sickness happens.  Since hospital stays and expenses can quickly add up, hospital indemnity insurance helps cover these expenses, so your employees can focus their efforts on getting better instead of worrying about bills. It is important to note hospital indemnity policies are available in a HSA compliant format.


Traditionally, policies may cover things like:

    Hospital Admission

    Hospital Confinement

    Emergency Room Visits

    Surgery and Anesthesia

    Hospital Intensive Care

    Out-Of-Hospital Prescription Drugs

    Well Baby Care.

Group Whole Life Insurance

Group whole life insurance is a way for employees to protect their loved ones’ futures. They’ll appreciate the opportunity to apply for coverage that fits their paychecks and lifestyles, and the fact that they can keep the coverage in force even when they retire or change employers makes these plans ideal in certain circumstances.

Generally coverage amounts are available up to $100,000 with spouse coverage up to $50,000.  These types of policies have a cash value that builds at a guaranteed rate of return.  Group whole life insurance via voluntary benefits generally don’t require blood/urine samples like most individual whole life policies and eligibility is determined with just a few medical questions.  Many policy premiums never increase for the benefit amount selected now.