Symetra Enhances Workforce Benefits Offerings with Refreshed Group Accident Insurance
Introduces new optional benefits to support parents, caregivers, first responders and health care workers; adds enhancements to standard benefits in group accident policy
Continuing to deliver a comprehensive workforce benefits product suite that meets the diverse needs of today’s employers and their employees,
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"We are excited to introduce several unique optional benefits to our group accident coverage that really focus on covering traditionally underserved consumers and groups with specific coverage needs — parents, caregivers, first responders and healthcare workers.” —
“Even when employers have a major medical plan, it can be difficult for employees to meet their deductible, copay or coinsurance requirements. We are excited to introduce several unique optional benefits to our group accident coverage that really focus on covering traditionally underserved consumers and groups with specific coverage needs — parents, caregivers, first responders and healthcare workers,” said
Optional benefits to support families
- Family care benefit provides weekly benefits for parents who need to arrange new child care or pet care services after an accident, up to a maximum amount.
- Parental caregiver benefit allows insureds to extend their core accident coverage to parents, in-laws or grandparents who reside with them full-time.
Optional benefits for first responders and health care workers
- First responder benefit rider provides additional benefits for work-related injuries such as gun-shot wounds, aggravated assaults and more.
- Health care worker benefit rider provides additional benefits for job-related accidents such as occupational exposures to HIV, hepatitis and tuberculosis, with additional benefits for a later diagnosis resulting from the exposure.
- Health systems additional benefit rider: Employees who experience a covered accidental injury can receive higher benefit amounts for certain medical services if provided within their employer’s system.
Enhanced group accident plans now automatically include:
- Initial accident benefit applied to every approved claim to help employees cover even more out-of-pocket costs.
- Coverage for common injuries and household accidents such as sprains, animal bites, carbon monoxide poisoning and electric shocks.
- Additional benefits for covered injuries resulting from a crime.
- Higher benefit amounts for emergency care, diagnostics, hospitalizations and other medical services.
For more information about
Symetra offers group life and disability insurance, absence management, including paid family medical leave (PFML), and stop loss. In addition to accident insurance, its suite of group supplemental health products includes hospital indemnity and critical illness insurance, which are designed to complement any other plan, including major medical coverage paired with an HSA.
About Symetra
Scheduled benefit accident coverage, insured by
Coverage may be subject to exclusions, limitations, reductions and termination of benefit provisions.
THIS POLICY IS ISSUED AS AN ACCIDENT ONLY POLICY. IT DOES NOT PAY BENEFITS FOR LOSS CAUSED BY ILLNESS.
The policies and riders are not available in all
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