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Short-Term Disability Insurance

Aflac Short-Term Disability Insurance offers income replacement so policy holders can focus on getting back on their feet after an accident.

Aflac Short-Term Disability insurance is available through worksite payroll deduction only.

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Short-Term Disability Plan Highlights

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No Medical Questions

Guaranteed-issue options are available for select products, which means no underwriting questions. May not be available in all states.

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Aflac Value Rider

Pays policyholders up to $1,000 every 5 consecutive years just for keeping the policy and rider.1

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Guaranteed Renewable

Guaranteed renewable plans up to age 75.

How Short-Term Disability Insurance Works2

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    Trouble strikes.

    You are injured in a covered accident.

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    Your injuries cause you to miss work.

    You are totally disabled and cannot work for 6 weeks.

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    Aflac helps take the sting out.

    Aflac Short-Term Disability coverage pays benefits directly to the policyholder.*

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    You're taken care of.

    Up to $2800 is payable directly to you.

Short-Term Disability Insurance FAQs

Aflac Short-Term Disability Insurance can replace a portion of your income if you can't work because of a serious illness or injury. In many cases, the policy will replace a percentage of your weekly or monthly income. You can then use the funds to cover anything you need, such as your rent or mortgage, utilities, groceries, credit card and loan payments, and childcare. With Short-Term Disability Insurance from Aflac, you can enjoy the peace of mind of knowing you'll be protected in the event of a serious health condition that prevents you from working and earning an income.

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Affordable

weekly rates as low as a movie ticket.3

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