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            VOLUNTARY BENEFITS




            GenesisCare offers several voluntary benefits options to our eligible team members.


                    Accident Insurance                                                    Critical Illness Insurance

                    Accident Insurance provides benefits to help cover the costs          Critical Illness Insurance provides cash to help pay for both
                    associated with unexpected bills due to covered accidents,            medical expenses not covered by your medical plan as well
                    regardless of any other insurance you have. If you purchase           as day-to-day expenses that may start to add up — like rent,
                    coverage and are hurt in a covered accident, you will receive a       mortgage, car payments, etc. — while you are ill. With Critical
                    cash benefit that you may spend as you like.                          Illness Insurance, if you are diagnosed with a covered illness,
                    Examples of covered injuries:                                         you get a lump-sum cash benefit, even if you receive other
                                                                                          insurance benefits.
                       –  Broken bones     –  Torn ligaments    –  Ruptured discs         Examples of covered illnesses:
                       –  Burns            –   Eye injuries    –  Concussion
                                                                                             –  Cancer                –  Major organ failure    –  Surgery
                                                                                             –  Heart attack          –  Coronary artery      –  Stroke
                                                                                                                      bypass graft
                    Hospital Indemnity Insurance
                                                                                           Critical Illness                  COVERAGE OPTIONS
                    Hospital Indemnity Insurance provides a fixed lump-sum                 Team Member Only             $10,000, $20,000 or $30,000
                    payment that can help cover hospital expenses not covered by           Spouse/Domestic Partner      $5,000, $10,000, or $15,000
                    insurance, or pays for expenses while you, your spouse/domestic
                    partner and/or dependents are in the hospital.                         Child(ren)                        $5,000 or $10,000
                                                                                           Spouse/Domestic Partner is half of the team member amount.
                       –  The plan pays $1,000 (limit of one time per plan year) for the
                        initial hospital admission, as well as $200 per day, for up to
                        30 days, that an individual is hospitalized.                      Wellness Benefit
                       –  An additional $400 per day is provided for up to 15 days if        –  Employee and spouse get a $50 payout for completing
                        the individual is in an intensive care unit.                          certain wellness activities.
                       –  An additional $100 per day is provided for up to 30 days if        –  Child(ren) receive $25 per covered child, to a maximum
                        the individual is confined in a rehabilitation facility               of $100.
                                                                                             –  The wellness benefit is available in each benefit
                                                                                              shown here.









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