The majority of US employers today offer this important ancillary benefit — here’s why Roughly six-in-10 US employers (62%) offer vision insurance. This number has nearly doubled since 2016, when only 35% of businesses offered this important ancillary benefit. Vision Insurance Statistics – Who Offers Vision Plans? Companies have made progress in ancillary benefit programs.
Financial stress affects every aspect of an employees’ life, including their work performance. When employees feel as if they aren’t prepared if illness or injury strikes, their health, and workplace productivity suffers. Employees spend an average of 13 hours per month worrying about money while they’re at work, according to a study by Mercer. In
Coastal Insurance offers tips to expand your book of business with strategic cross-selling of home insurance, DBL coverage, and ancillary products By David Clausen, Coastal Insurance If you’re like most P&C brokers, NYS DBL and NJ TDB insurance aren’t your only niches. Most brokers sell a variety of lines, whether it’s healthcare, business insurance, or
Bundle insurance benefits packages to save your customers money and earning more commission with bigger sales. If you’re a health insurance, disability insurance, or P&C broker you understand the pain of dwindling profit margins, increased premiums, and reduced choices for your customers. Good brokers look for ways to save their loyal customers money and deliver
Give your employees the benefits they need most with vision insurance. Vision insurance remains an unsung hero in the world of employee benefits. Although more than 50 percent of the U.S. population requires corrective lenses, and 80 percent of the population over 45, employees don’t look for vision care coverage the way they do dental