Employers in the state of New York now have access to Aflac's group Hospital Indemnity insurance plan.

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Employers can choose from four plans of the group HI insurance policy. The benefits include the following:

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  • Hospital admission – Cash benefit ranges between $250 and $325 per admission (depending on the plan selected) with unlimited hospital stays;
  • Hospital confinement – Cash benefit is up to $28,800 (payments of $160 per day, up to 180 days per confinement);
  • Hospital intensive care – Maximum cash benefit of either $4,500 or $9,000 per admission (payments range between $150 and $300 per day, up to 30 days per confinement; depending on the plan selected);
  • Hospital emergency room/physician benefit – Cash benefit is up to $250 per insured or $1,000 maximum per family, per calendar year, for medical fees associated with hospital emergency room visits.

Product eligibility and options include the following:

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  • Guaranteed-issue – During the initial enrollment, coverage is guaranteed-issue. No medical underwriting is required so that eligible employees may qualify for the plan. Subsequent to the initial enrollment, evidence of insurability will be required for late enrollees.
  • Flexible options – Employers can choose one of four plans that best meet the needs of their employees.
  • No age bands – Age bands are eliminated, allowing a uniform rate for all employees.

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