I’ve been going through LTD insurance (Hartford) claim hell for over a year. I’m curious if anyone else has experience with LTD insurance & if it is always this hard? I have been in appeal for over a year receiving $0 LTD payments despite having extensive medical evidence and over 10+ top surgeons/specialists who have confirmed disabling impacts & retained an attorney. They’ve analyzed my case like all my job requires is to be able to sit at a desk for a few hrs

I have a great offer on the table, but HR has made it clear that the salary is maxed out. My hesitation is that the benefits package is pretty weak. Medical is fine, but dental and vision cover almost nothing. Does anyone have experience asking for better coverage in this scenario, or are group health plans typically take-it-or-leave-it?

I understand that Claims, no matter the company, is still Claims. If you leave one insurance company for a different one and notice a difference (good or bad) was the switch worth it? Perhaps it's the mission statement, department policies, or compensation package, could you effectively change horses midstream?

What insurance company do you think is truly the best to work for and why? Whether it’s because of career growth, culture, work-life balance, pay, leadership, or flexibility, I’d love to hear which companies stand out in our industry and what makes them different.

Has anyone worked for previously bankers insurance and now bearing insurance group as a commercial CSR ? I would be fully remote. Very interested in what they have to offer and sound legit but trying to get a feel of company culture and are they truly a team and no broken promises?

The insurance provided by our company is truly reliable and comprehensive. It gives me peace of mind knowing I’m covered for both routine care and unexpected situations. I really appreciate how accessible and supportive the service is.

I'm curious if people 45 and above buy travel insurance to cover emergency medical and evacuation expenses during internationa travel? If yes, what insurance companies have you used, and what has your experience been? TIA

Curious—what does everyone do within the insurance space? Claims, underwriting, billing, SIU, customer service, etc. Would love to get a feel for who’s in here and what side of the industry you’re on 👇

I feel like the company’s insurance covers less every year and cost more. And we seem to be losing the extras we once had. Does your company have great benefits? What about health insurance?

Any insight into Alliant Insurance Group for their corporate team? I recently saw a posting for a position and I’m contemplating applying. Any insight into the culture and work?