Unum Employee Assistance Program

What the EAP can help with

You can connect with a Licensed Professional Counselor for short-term, confidential support with a wide range of concerns, including:

• Stress, depression, and anxiety

• Relationship concerns, separation, or divorce

• Anger, grief, and loss

• Job stress and workplace conflicts

• Family and parenting challenges

• And more

In-person counseling:
You may receive up to three in-person counseling visits per issue at no cost. If longer-term care is needed, your counselor can help connect you with appropriate community resources.

Work-life balance support

In addition to counseling services, the EAP provides practical, everyday support through work-life specialists who can help you locate resources and solutions related to:

• Child care and elder care resources

• Financial services, debt management, and credit questions

• Legal questions (state-specific limitations may apply)

• Identity theft support

• Help understanding and reducing medical or dental bills
                                                                     
  …and more!

EAP Info Flyer

Medical Bill Saver™

If you receive a medical or dental bill of $400 or more that is not fully covered by insurance, Medical Bill Saver may be able to negotiate a lower amount on your behalf at no cost to you.

Medical Bill Saver Program Flyer

Identity Theft & Recovery Support

If your identity is compromised, you can receive guidance from trained specialists who can help you understand next steps, including reporting, recovery, and credit protection actions.

ID Theft Info Flyer

Perks at Work

The EAP also includes access to Perks at Work, a free discount program offering savings on thousands of products and services. Family members may also be invited to participate.

Perks at Work Info Flyer

Who is covered?

EAP services are available to benefits-eligible employees and their family members, including:

• Spouse or domestic partner

• Dependent children

• Parents and parents-in-law