Aflac partners with Empathy to provide on-demand Loss Support
According to the Cost of Dying 2024 report, 94.5% of people reported suffering from at least one negative physical or mental symptom after a loss of a loved one, and 84% said these symptoms had a harmful effect on their daily life. Grief and loss can continue to affect families for 10 months, well after they have returned to work.1
"Grief and loss are one of the most challenging times for families, and Aflac is committed to provide comprehensive support when our insureds and their families experience the loss of a loved one," said
Key features of Loss Support services for beneficiaries and insureds include:
- Confidential grief support by Empathy's specialized professionals.
- On-demand dedicated bereavement concierge.
- Estate administration experts, property clearance assistance and probate guidance.
- Identity theft protection and mitigation.
- Funeral assistance services.
- Comforting grief, mindfulness and sleep support audio guides.
- Family collaboration dashboard, allowing the user to assign tasks to family members, share resources and documents.
- Secure digital document vault.
- Assistance for up to two years following the loss of a loved one.
"The logistics of loss only compound the grieving process, but we believe there's a better way to offer bereavement care," said
For more information, visit https://www.aflac.com/brokers/products/group-life-insurance.aspx.
ABOUT
ABOUT EMPATHY
Empathy is an innovative technology company transforming the way the world deals with grief and the loss of a loved one. Backed by leading tech investors and the largest global insurance carriers, Empathy is at the forefront of the emerging compassionate economy, setting the new standard in family care and modern employment benefits. Founded in 2020 by
Group life, disability, and absence services are provided by
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1 Cost of Dying Report 2024 | Empathy
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Media contact (Empathy): Kristin Sosanie [email protected]
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