Module 4 Flashcards
Benefits intended to
address the primary needs
of most of the group
members.
Core benefits
Additional voluntary
benefits generally fully
paid for by the plan
member.
optional benefits
Benefits that reflect needs
that influence an
individual’s well-being and
work productivity.
Ancillary benefits
Provisions in a master contract addressing definitions, eligibility requirements, commencement and termination of insurance.
insuring provisions
Provisions in a master contract addressing waiver of premium, definition of disability qualifying period, benefit period.
benefit provisions
Provisions in a master contract addressing requirements and processes for adjudication and settlement of claims.
claims provisions
Provisions in a master contract addressing obligations for paying premium, including grace period.
premium provisions
Lump sum benefits to
mitigate financial losses
due to death of a
covered person.
death benefits
Protection against loss of
income in the event of
illness or injury resulting in
disability.
income replacement benefits
Non-cash compensation that protects against expenses arising from unexpected or ongoing medical conditions.
EHC benefits
A benefit plan where the
plan sponsor makes all
the decisions about what
benefits to provide.
traditional benefits
Benefits that plan members can choose to supplement coverage in certain areas and pay for through payroll deduction.
add-ons
A plan that provides
members with at least
two predefined benefit
modules or packages.
modular flex
A plan that offers a wide
range of different
options to plan
members.
full flex
A plan that gives plan members extensive choice, including pay, benefits, pension/retirement contributions and vacation.
total rewards flex