Your Voluntary Benefits

We want to make sure you’re getting the most out of your benefits. Please see below to learn more about your voluntary benefit plans and the opportunities that come with each policy.

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Open Enrollment for your Voluntary Benefits will be held from April 16 - May 31, 2024.

Enroll With a Benefit Counselor

This year you will have the option to enroll in voluntary benefits with the guidance of a professional benefit counselor. Appointments are personalized, confidential, and will take place over the phone.

Self-Service Enrollment

To self enroll visit: https://chubb.benselect.com/iuec

What is Accident Insurance? ▼

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No one likes to think about the possibility of an accident, but the very likelihood is inescapable. Think about it: Have you or anyone in your family ever had an automobile accident? Slip and fall? How about a bicycle or skiing accident? When was the last time you saw the inside of an Emergency Room? If you’re like most Americans, it wasn’t too long ago!

Medical insurance offsets most of the treatment costs for injuries resulting from an accident. But what about the out of pocket costs you don’t consider? There’s time off from work while you or a loved one convalesces, doctor visit and hospital co-pays, medical insurance deductibles, maybe child care expenses — even stocking up on ibuprofen and bandages! It’s inconvenient, expensive, and can make a serious dent in a family’s savings. Accident insurance provides a hedge against this possibility, paying a fixed, lump-sum benefit for injuries resulting from a covered accident — up to and including death if your employer’s plan includes that provision.

These benefits are paid directly to you or your designee, to use however you wish. The benefit schedule specifies payment amounts for events like hospitalizations, Emergency Room treatments, surgery, coma, paralysis, major diagnostic tests, physical therapy, fractures, burns, dislocations, etc.

How to File a Claim ▼

Call 855 241-9891 to file a claim.

Claims mailed, emailed, or faxed.

FAX 603-352-1179

Email CLAIMS@gotoservice.chubb.com

Mail to One Integrity Parkway Cleveland, OH 44143

What is Critical Illness Insurance? ▼

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Health insurance can provide coverage for many of the costs associated with treating a critical illness like cancer or heart attack. But what about the other out-of-pocket costs that you incur when you or a loved one is battling a major illness and is unable to work? There’s lost income — even if you have disability coverage, which only pays a portion of your regular earnings — along with co-pays, deductibles, family and living expenses, and even transportation costs to and from treatment. Many of these additional costs can contribute to the pressure you are already under at the worst possible time. Critical Illness Insurance can help to cover some of those gaps in your financial plan that you may not have even known existed.

How to File a Claim ▼

Call 855 241-9891 to file a claim.

Claims mailed, emailed, or faxed.

FAX 603-352-1179

Email CLAIMS@gotoservice.chubb.com

Mail to One Integrity Parkway Cleveland, OH 44143

What is Permanent Life Insurance with Long Term Care? ▼

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Permanent Life Insurance with Long Term Care through Chubb provides permanent, flexible protection. The policy’s living benefits provide financial support to cover the cost of long-term care you might need as a result of an accident, illness, or aging. As life insurance, LifeTime Benefit Term protects your family with money that can be used any way they choose like your mortgage or rent, education for children, retirement, and final expenses.

How to File a Claim ▼

Call 855 241-9891 to file a claim.

Claims mailed, emailed, or faxed.

FAX 603-352-1179

Email CLAIMS@gotoservice.chubb.com

Mail to One Integrity Parkway Cleveland, OH 44143