Disability Income Insurance FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Disabilty Income Insurance?
Why did I receive a Late Pay Notice if I have already paid my bill?

A type of health insurance coverage that provides for the payment of regular, periodic income if the insured becomes disabled from illness or injury. [Return to Top]

Why did I receive a Late Pay Notice if I have already paid my bill?

A late pay notice is mailed if we have not received your premium payment within 25 days after the due date. If you have recently mailed your payment, it is possible that the notice and your payment "crossed in the mail." If this is the case, you may disregard the late pay notice. [Return to Top]

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