Supplemental coverage.

These voluntary plans offer you a cash payment if you suffer a covered accident, are diagnosed with a covered illness, or are hospitalized. Use the money however you choose—to pay for out-of-pocket medical expenses like copays or deductibles, transportation or hotel costs, living expenses, childcare—whatever you need to alleviate any financial worry and focus on getting well.

Accident Insurance.

Accident Insurance through Allstate Benefits pays cash benefits up to a specific amount for on- and off-the-job accidents resulting in one of the following:

• Accidental death
• Dismemberment
• Dislocation/fracture
• Hospitalization
• Intensive care
• Ambulance service
• Medical expenses
• Outpatient physician’s treatment

Your cost for coverage.
You pay for Accident Insurance through post-tax paycheck deductions, shown in biweekly amounts below.

Critical Illness Insurance.

This plan, also through Allstate Benefits, pays a cash benefit upon diagnosis of a covered illness or condition, such as:

• Heart attack
• Stroke
• Organ transplant
• Cancer
• Other life-threatening conditions

Your cost for coverage.
Your cost for coverage depends on who you cover, various health factors and how much coverage you choose. See the post-tax costs and details online when you enroll.

Allstate Benefits is the marketing name for American Heritage Life Insurance Company, the underwriting company and a subsidiary of The Allstate Corporation.

Hospital Indemnity Insurance.

Hospital Indemnity Insurance through MetLife helps to alleviate some of the financial burden of a hospital stay beyond what your medical coverage provides. If you require hospitalization, the plan pays you a lump-sum cash amount to help cover expenses like your deductible or other out-of-pocket costs that come up while you’re recovering.

This plan also provides a Health Screening Benefit for covered screening and tests. You and your covered dependents can earn a benefit just for taking care of your health and completing recommended screenings, like mammograms, cholesterol tests, or other cancer screenings.

Your cost for coverage.
You pay for Hospital Indemnity Insurance through post-tax paycheck deductions, shown in biweekly amounts below.