Helping New Jersey's Educational Community alleviate financial risk through specially designed voluntary and board paid Insurance. NJEA designed these plans especially for their members. These plans help protect your income should you become disabled due to an accident or sickness. There is also a NEW CRITICAL ILLNESS PLAN that offers benefits for you, your spouse, and your children.
NEA offers members this exclusive Group Term Life Insurance plan. These benefits will pay in addition to your district's coverage, while providing lower cost coverage for members, their spouses and children. Specially designed for New Jersey School Administrators, these plans help protect your income should you become disabled due to an accident or sickness.
There are three different plans to choose from, to help meet your varied needs. Educators Insurance Services (EIS) was incorporated in 1998 by Chuck Ray, who has worked with NJEA's staff and members, along with New Jersey School Administrators, since 1977.
NEA offers members this exclusive Group Term Life Insurance plan. These benefits will pay in addition to your district's coverage, while providing lower cost coverage for members, their spouses and children. Specially designed for New Jersey School Administrators, these plans help protect your income should you become disabled due to an accident or sickness.
There are three different plans to choose from, to help meet your varied needs. Educators Insurance Services (EIS) was incorporated in 1998 by Chuck Ray, who has worked with NJEA's staff and members, along with New Jersey School Administrators, since 1977.
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Educators Insurance Services (EIS) was incorporated in 1998 by Chuck Ray, who has worked with NJEA's staff and members, along with New Jersey School Administrators, since 1977.
This independent organization was formed to provide sales and customer service to its present and future customers in the educational community.
As a result, the EIS team puts members' needs first.
Our sales representatives average over 15 years of experience working with NJEA members and New Jersey School Administrators.
This independent organization was formed to provide sales and customer service to its present and future customers in the educational community.
As a result, the EIS team puts members' needs first.
Our sales representatives average over 15 years of experience working with NJEA members and New Jersey School Administrators.
You may enroll within the first 120 days of NJEA membership without proof of good health (pre-existing condition limitation still applies).
During School Visit Enrollments, typically once every three years, you may enroll within 60 days of the meeting without proof of good health (pre-existing condition limitation still applies).
Enrollment outside of a School Visit Enrollment requires proof of good health that could include medical tests (pre-existing condition limitations applies).
If you are denied coverage, you may still enroll during a subsequent School Visit Enrollment in your building.
During School Visit Enrollments, typically once every three years, you may enroll within 60 days of the meeting without proof of good health (pre-existing condition limitation still applies).
Enrollment outside of a School Visit Enrollment requires proof of good health that could include medical tests (pre-existing condition limitations applies).
If you are denied coverage, you may still enroll during a subsequent School Visit Enrollment in your building.
You may enroll within the first 120 days of NJEA membership without proof of good health (pre-existing condition limitation still applies).
During School Visit Enrollments, typically once every three years, you may enroll within 60 days of the meeting without proof of good health (pre-existing condition limitation still applies).
Enrollment outside of a School Visit Enrollment requires proof of good health that could include medical tests (pre-existing condition limitations applies).
If you are denied coverage outside of the School Visit Enrollment, you may still enroll during a subsequent School Visit Enrollment in your building.
During School Visit Enrollments, typically once every three years, you may enroll within 60 days of the meeting without proof of good health (pre-existing condition limitation still applies).
Enrollment outside of a School Visit Enrollment requires proof of good health that could include medical tests (pre-existing condition limitations applies).
If you are denied coverage outside of the School Visit Enrollment, you may still enroll during a subsequent School Visit Enrollment in your building.
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