Maternity Coverage
Total disability due to pregnancy will be covered as any other sickness or accidental injury.
Rehabilitation Assistance
To help you to return to work, the insurance company may provide you with a rehabilitation professional to review your case history and determine the potential for returning to the workforce. If you are identified as a probable candidate for rehabilitation, you will have the option of participating in an approved program at no cost to you, and you will continue to receive monthly benefits during your rehabilitation.
Waiver of Premium
After you have been totally disabled for six consecutive months and you begin to receive benefits of covered total disability, all future premiums under the policy will be waived for as long as you receive benefits for that disability.
Organ Transplant Benefit
If you donate an organ, you will receive disability benefits from the first day of the resulting Covered Total Disability. Your coverage must be in effect for at least six months to be eligible for this benefit.
Survivor’s Benefit
In the event you die while receiving benefits under this insurance for total disability that lasted at least 30 consecutive days immediately prior to the day of death, the insurance will provide a final benefit equal to three times the monthly benefit paid for your last day of disability.
Covered Residual Disability Benefit
This benefit is designed to help you in the event you return to work and receive lower income than prior to your disability. Certain requirements must be met to receive this benefit: you must become disabled prior to age 64, receive benefits for at least one month, and return to work before reaching your maximum benefit period. Also, upon returning to work, your earning must not exceed 75% of your pre-disability average earnings.**
** Pre-disability earnings are an average of gross monthly earnings for the 12- or 24-month period immediately preceding the onset disability, using the period that provides the highest average.
Covered residual benefits will be paid as long as disability benefits would have been paid had your total disability continued or until your income exceeds 75% of your earnings prior to your disability, whichever occurs first.
Your covered residual benefit will be a percentage of your disability benefit, equal to the percentage reduction of monthly earnings.
Example: If your last monthly total disability benefit was $2,000 and your current earnings are 40% lower than your income prior to your disability, your residual benefit would be 40% of $2,000, which comes to $800.