Pet Health Insurance One of Fastest-Growing Employee Benefits
As one of the fastest-growing voluntary benefits in the
"Since 65 percent of Americans own at least one pet, two-thirds of employees may be shouldering sizable pet care costs," said
As the popularity of pet health insurance expands, some companies are subsidizing a percentage of their employee's cost, with several employers now paying as much as 100 percent of their employees' pet insurance premiums.
"With the cost of core benefits on the rise, companies are looking for offerings that can be added to a benefits portfolio at no expense to the employer," said Liles. "Pet insurance fills that need."
When a company adds Nationwide pet insurance to its benefits package, employees are eligible for a five percent discount on their medical policy premium. Many companies allow employees to pay their premiums via payroll deduction, with no administrative responsibilities for employers.
About Nationwide pet insurance
With more than 575,000 insured pets, pet insurance from Nationwide, formerly known as
Nationwide plans cover dogs, cats, birds and exotic pets for multiple medical problems and conditions relating to accidents, illnesses and injuries. Wellness coverage for routine care is available for an additional premium. Medical plans are available in all 50 states and the
Insurance plans are offered and administered by
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