Available non-medical carriers
Carrier Exchange supports mapped non-medical benefit plans. The exact carriers shown for an employer depend on that employer's configured plans and the current carrier mappings.
The currently mapped carrier lines that support at least one non-medical benefit are:
- Aetna
- Anthem
- BCBS IL
- BCBS Kansas City
- BCBS MA
- BCBS MI
- BCBS Michigan
- BCBS MT
- BCBS NC
- BCBS NM
- BCBS OK
- BCBS SC
- BCBS TX
- BEAM
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Tennessee
- Blue Shield of California
- CareFirst
- Cigna
- Dearborn National
- Guardian
- MetLife
- Principal
- Prudential
- Regence
- Sun Life
- Symetra
- United Healthcare
- VOYA Financial
- VSP
Supported non-medical benefits
Depending on the carrier line, mapped benefit types include dental, vision, life, voluntary life, short-term disability, long-term disability, accident, critical illness, cancer, hospital indemnity, legal, identity theft, and pet care.
View available carriers for an employer
Carrier Exchange is available to General Agencies, Agencies, Brokers acting in their broker role, and Service Team Members acting in their Service Team Member role.
- From the top navigation, select Carrier Exchange.
- Select Configure.
- Search for and select the employer. Only employers with carriers supported by Carrier Exchange appear.
The Configure page lists the carrier integrations available for that employer. Carrier labels can include carrier-specific variants, so the name shown in Carrier Exchange may be more specific than the carrier line listed above.
Humana is not available in Carrier Exchange.
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