Benefits 101 | Benefit Eligibility | Benefit Resources | Medical Benefits | Miscellaneous Benefits |
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What is medical, dental, vision and health care FSA?
Benefit plans that are eligible for continuation of coverage under COBRA.
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What is 30 hours?
The scheduled hours requirement to be eligible for medical and dental benefits.
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What is Fuel Your Life?
Improve your Well-Being through this program which features events, activities and coaching opportunities customized with your wellness goals in mind.
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Who is UnitedHealthcare?
Fiserv’s nationwide medical plan administrator for the Basic HSA, Basic Plus HSA, Core HSA, and PPO medical plans.
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What is the Legal Plan?
This benefit could save you thousands of dollars if you need to consult with an attorney.
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What is life insurance?
In case of death, your beneficiary may use this to pay off your debts such as credit cards, mortgages and other final expenses.
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What is a life event?
Getting married, having a baby, and losing other benefit coverage are a few examples that allow changes to benefit elections throughout the year.
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What is My Fiserv Benefits?
This website is used to enroll and/or make changes to benefit elections.
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What is 100%.
The medical plans offer network eligible preventive care coverage at this percentage, pre-deductible.
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What is the Tuition Reimbursement Program?
This program allows reimbursement of education expenses for job-related courses taken at accredited schools and universities.
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What is a deductible?
Your out of pocket medical cost before the insurance begins to pay a share of your expenses.
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What is 26 years old?
Dependent children can remain on active benefit coverage up to this age.
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Who is Alex, Your Benefits Counselor?
Your online benefits counselor that helps with making benefit plan recommendations.
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What is Walgreens?
The preferred UHC in-network retail pharmacy where associates will benefit from lower pricing for prescriptions.
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What is a Dependent Care (FSA)?
Save pre-tax dollars to lower your taxable income and pay no taxes on the money you spend when you use it to pay for eligible child/elder care expenses.
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What is a Dependent Care FSA?
A ‘use it or lose it’ plan used to pay for eligible day care and/or elder care expenses while you work.
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What is a Health Savings Account (HSA)?
Associates enrolled in an high deductible health plan are eligible to open this type of account which Fiserv helps fund.
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What is the Fiserv Benefits Center?
The main contact for all health and welfare benefit questions.
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What is a virtual visit?
See and talk to a doctor from your mobile device or computer anytime, anywhere, without an appointment through this service.
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What is the wellness benefit?
The Accident and Critical Illness plans offer a payable benefit when submitting a claim for completing an eligible health screening test such as an annual physical, flu shot, etc.
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What is the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)?
This free program provides up to 5 face to face visits per condition, is available to all associates and their dependents and is designed to help associates manage personal or work-related challenges.
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Who are children and spouses/domestic partners?
Associates can elect benefit coverage for these eligible dependents.
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What is the Fiserv Leave of Absence Center?
Initiating a leave of absence begins with calling to report your claim to this group.
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What is a Health Savings Account (HSA)?
Enrolling in the PPO medical plan disqualifies your participation in this type of account.
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What is Short-Term Disability?
If you are unable to work because of a non-job-related injury and are under the care of a qualified physician, your income is protected by this company paid benefit.
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