Ancillary Benefits
Rounding Out the Picture
A Complete Benefits Strategy Goes Beyond Medical Coverage
Medical coverage is the foundation, but a thoughtful benefits strategy often includes supplemental options that protect employees when the unexpected happens.
Ancillary benefits are the coverage types that sit alongside your core medical plan. They matter more than most people realize until they need them. Dental and vision affect everyday health decisions. Life and disability coverage protect employees and their families when income is at risk. Accident and critical illness coverage fills gaps that medical plans leave behind.
Ancillary Benefits
What I Help With
I help employers and individuals understand and evaluate ancillary benefits with the same education-first, no-pressure approach I bring to every conversation.
If you're building a benefits package from scratch, reviewing what you already have, or looking to add coverage your employees have been asking for — I'm glad to help you think through where ancillary benefits fit and what makes sense for your situation and budget.
Dental coverage — individual, family, and group plan options
Vision coverage — standalone and bundled plan options
Short-term and long-term disability
Life insurance — group term life and voluntary options
Accident and critical illness coverage
Supplemental coverage options that fill gaps in existing plans
