Empathy and Symetra Life Insurance Company Partner to Provide Holistic Support to Beneficiaries Experiencing Loss
Losing a loved one can be an overwhelming experience, and bereaved families often find themselves grappling with significant financial, logistical, and emotional challenges, including closing accounts, managing the estate, and navigating legal processes. According to Empathy’s recently-released 2024 Cost of Dying Report, families face an average spend of
Through this partnership, Symetra will offer Empathy's solution to beneficiaries, helping them save time and money and alleviate stress. Empathy’s platform includes access to a suite of features, including personalized guidance, on-demand assistance from Empathy's Care Managers, assistance with the probate process, account closures, and other time-saving tools, as well as in-depth resources.
“Empathy is proud to partner with Symetra, a company that shares our commitment to providing unparalleled support to individuals and families during life’s most challenging moments,” said
“Symetra’s commitment to customers is grounded in being there when they need us most,” said Mindi Work, executive vice president of Symetra, Individual Life Division and Emerging Solutions. “Through our Empathy partnership, we can expand needed support to beneficiaries in navigating the myriad aspects of loss in addition to the financial safety net offered by life insurance.”
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
Empathy uses its award-winning app and Care Team to carefully assess needs and next steps and complements experiences through time-saving and tech-enabled tools to effectively provide personalized plans, automated workflows, and care resources, including an extensive library of articles, guides, and meditation tools, to support them through their grieving process. With accolades from Apple,
Learn more about Empathy at www.empathy.com
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