People don't think in products
They think in life events. So we begin with what's changing, not with a policy.
About
Benefits Beyond Work helps people understand and navigate the insurance needs that come with life, work, and household change — across Medicare, healthcare, retirement, and legacy. We work directly with individuals and families, and alongside the organizations that support them.
Why we exist
Workplace benefits are built around employment and eligibility. Life isn't. When someone retires, reduces hours, changes jobs, turns 65, or loses coverage, the need doesn't end — it moves. Benefits Beyond Work exists for what comes next.
Benefits for What’s Next.™
What we believe
They think in life events. So we begin with what's changing, not with a policy.
One change often moves healthcare, protection, retirement, and legacy needs at the same time.
A change for one person can change what everyone at home needs.
Sometimes the right solution is already available through work.
What we do
We look at them together, because a change in one usually moves the others.
Guidance around Medicare eligibility, timing, and how Medicare may interact with workplace coverage.
Individual and family medical, dental, and vision options when workplace coverage isn't available or is ending.
Insurance-based solutions that address income, longevity, and protection needs in retirement.
Life insurance, beneficiary preparedness, financial-account organization, and household benefit continuity.
Who we serve
People navigating a life change and the households around them.
Benefit plan sponsors, brokers and consultants, PEOs, and associations supporting populations traditional benefits don't fully reach.
How we work
Benefits Beyond Work serves people across the country, and every relationship still starts with one conversation about one household. The order of that conversation rarely changes.
What happened, and when does it take effect?
Who else relies on the benefits involved in that change?
What coverage is already in place through work or elsewhere?
Medicare, healthcare, retirement, and legacy, reviewed together.
Financial Relationship Manager
You don’t have to work out everything a change affects on your own. A Financial Relationship Manager helps you understand what is changing and what may need attention — so you don't have to figure that out on your own first.
Tell us what’s happening and we’ll help you understand what may need attention.