It’s scary enough being admitted into the hospital, so why worry about whether you’ll be able to cover unexpected expenses?
For complete details of the best plan for you and your family, talk to your company’s benefits administrator or contact MetLife directly for more information.
One of the leading causes of bankruptcy in the US today is medical bills.* Voluntary benefits can help you plan more efficiently.
Hospital stays can be costly. Help complete your healthcare coverage with Hospital Indemnity Insurance.
The average cost of a 3-day hospital stay is around $30,000.4 Hospital Indemnity insurance pays regardless of what your medical insurance covers.
Log in to your MyBenefits account or access employer information.
Carri understands that having a range of supplemental insurance products can help her be prepared for the unexpected with little extra effort.
Yes, you can use your benefit payment as you see fit. Use it to help cover your household bills, medical insurance deductibles, copayments, and more.
Payments will be paid directly to you, not to the doctors, hospitals, or other healthcare providers. You will receive a check, payable to you, for maximum convenience.
Staying in the hospital after an accident or illness can be costly. Even quality medical plans can leave you with extra expenses to pay. Costs like plan deductibles, copays for doctor visits, and extra costs for out-of-network care can add up fast. Having the financial support you may need when the time comes means less worry for you and your family.
Yes. If your employer offers hospital indemnity insurance, your acceptance is guaranteed, regardless of your health. You just need to be actively employed for your coverage to be effective.2 There are no medical exams to take and no health questions to answer.
No. This supplemental Insurance will be effective on the date of your coverage as long as you are actively employed. There are no waiting periods to satisfy.
Yes. Once all required information is received, claims are generally processed within 10 business days. Only one claim form is needed per accident, and every claim is reviewed by a claims professional.
Contact your employer for more information.
