Your medical plan from Workday (or somewhere else) provides a lot of coverage for your ongoing care. But even the best medical plan won’t help you pay your rent, buy groceries, or get your chores done when you’re stuck in bed. That’s why you might want one or more of these plans in your pocket.

Here’s what they have in common:

• The plans pay money directly to you, and—except for long-term care insurance—you decide how to spend it. Use it for your out-of-pocket medical expenses, like copays and deductibles—or for pizza delivery, if that’s part of your treatment plan.
• The cost of the plans is deducted directly from your paycheck, so once you enroll, you don’t need to think about it again. Easy.
• You may enroll in these plans only as a new hire, during Annual Enrollment, or if you have a qualifying life event.
• You can take the coverage with you if you leave Workday or retire.

Get $100 for staying well

The critical illness, hospital, and accident insurance plans will pay you $100 per year for each covered individual, per line of coverage, who completes an eligible “Be Well” screening test and whom you file a claim for.

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This plan pays you money if you’re diagnosed with a covered illness like a heart attack, stroke, cancer, or progressive disorder.

• You may choose $10,000, $20,000, or $30,000 of coverage. If you enroll, your spouse may enroll in the same amount of coverage, and your dependent children are automatically enrolled at 50%.
• You can use this coverage more than once. Even after you receive a payout for one illness, you’re still covered for the remaining conditions and for the reoccurrence of any critical illness, with some exceptions and limitations.
• It’s more affordable when you buy this coverage through Workday.
• You’re guaranteed coverage, without answering health questions.
• Wellness Benefit: Receive $100 just for getting your regular health screenings.

This plan pays benefits if you or a family member are hospitalized for a covered accident, illness, or childbirth.

• The plan pays $1,000 for each covered hospital admission, $100 for each day of your covered hospital stay (up to 60 days), and $150 for emergency room treatment for a covered accident—once per year.
• You’re guaranteed coverage, without answering health questions.
• Wellness Benefit: Receive $100 just for getting your regular health screenings.

With this plan, you receive money if you’re injured and need treatment as the result of an accident that occurs outside of Workday.

• You’re guaranteed coverage, without answering health questions.
• Wellness Benefit: Receive $100 just for getting your regular health screenings.

This is the coverage you’ll want to help cover expenses related to medical and other care if you have a chronic illness or disability. Care can be provided at home, in the community, in assisted living, or in a nursing home.

You can purchase a certain level of coverage without having to fill out evidence-of-insurability forms or get a health exam.

Spouses, domestic partners, adult children, siblings, parents, and grandparents may also apply, but they’ll be required to get a health exam.

AGIS can guide you through the long-term care enrollment process. Just visit the AGIS website.

Note: The Unum long-term care plan will stop taking new enrollments starting January 31, 2026.

You are automatically enrolled in the Tax-Free LTD benefit through Lincoln Financial. This benefit plan protects your income in the event you have a qualified health leave that goes beyond 52 weeks and you are unable to work.

Lincoln Financial will check in with you about 26 weeks into your health leave to see how things are going. They’ll help you transition, if needed, from the Salary Continuation program to LTD. Beginning the 53rd week of your illness or injury, LTD pays 60% of your regular pay. For all the details, review the materials on the Documents and Forms page.

You can learn more about these benefit plans by checking out these documents:

• Unum Critical Illness Plan Basics
• Unum Critical Illness Certificate of Coverage
• Unum Hospital Plan Basics
• Unum Hospital Certificate of Coverage
• Unum Accident Plan Basics
• Unum Accident Certificate of Coverage
• Unum Long Term Care Outline of Coverage