Discover how integrating supplemental health and absence management can create more connected, supportive experiences for employers and employees at critical moments.
Learn how The Hartford’s head of Employee Benefits Claims is combining digital tools with human support to make the claims journey feel easier and more personal for your clients.
With healthcare costs projected to rise 8% in 2025, supplemental health benefits play a vital role in providing financial protection and addressing coverage gaps.1
With 73% of U.S. workers reporting that mental health benefits help employers attract and retain talent, brokers can help their clients design benefits packages that meet the needs of their employees.2
Over a third of U.S. workers expect their financial situation to improve.2 Brokers are well-positioned to help employers boost their workforce's financial health and optimism.
Learn how The Hartford’s head of Employee Benefits Claims is combining digital tools with human support to make the claims journey feel easier and more personal for your clients.
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Healthcare costs have tripled over the past 20 years, creating opportunities for benefits advisors to help small and midsize employers design innovative benefits packages while keeping budgets top of mind.
Discover how integrating supplemental health and absence management can create more connected, supportive experiences for employers and employees at critical moments.
As customer injury claims rise, small businesses face growing operational and financial strain, reinforcing the value of employee benefits that support workforce well‑being and business continuity.
Learn how year-round benefits communication helps advisors support small-business clients, improve employee engagement and strengthen benefits utilization.
1 Supplemental Health products (Accident, Critical Illness and Hospital Indemnity) are independent and do not coordinate with any other health coverage.
2 The Hartford’s 2025 Future of Benefits Study, viewed November 2025.
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