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The pandemic has altered the way your clients operate and how they support their employees. This includes enrollment. See how they can best manage it in a virtual environment.

This year presents more difficulties in getting ready for benefits open enrollment. Here are some ways your clients can overcome the challenges from COVID-19.

Aflac is a proud to partner of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, and we recently sponsored five #CMNRadiothon events that helped raise more than $3.5 million! #CMN supports the health of more than 10 million children each year across the U.S. and Canada, which perfectly aligns with Aflac's 26-year commitment to eradicating childhood cancer. Learn more at aflacchildhoodcancer.org.

Despite the complexities of operating a business during a pandemic, employers are doing what they can to take care of their workforce. Aflac can help maintain and strengthen any benefits packages through products and services that help cover the out-of-pocket expenses health insurance isn't designed to cover.

When it comes to benefits, supplemental insurance is key to meeting employee need and demand. In fact, the Aflac WorkForces Report finds that among organizations offering supplemental insurance, 50% report that it helps with employee recruitment, and 60% report that it helps with employee retention. The survey also finds that employers look to benefits consultants, agents or brokers to help determine the best options for their business.

Women are likelier than men to value health, dental and vision insurance, making Aflac's supplemental insurance policies key to help attract and keep top talent.

A large number of families fall back on credit cards out of necessity, and new data shows that medical costs are largely to blame.

Imagine the very lifestyle you know gets turned upside down because you are unable to work due to an injury or illness. What would your move be?

Business as usual may look very different after the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what you need to do before reopening.

The $5 million donation will be split between two organizations: $2 million for the Global Center for Medical Innovation (GCMI), and the remaining $3 million for Direct Relief.

During these challenging times, you may have questions about your insurance coverage. We have responses to your frequently asked questions regarding the COVID-19 virus and Aflac policies on the Aflac COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions page.