Aflac’s Benefits Estimator is an innovative tool to help you understand the real costs associated with illnesses or injuries. These costs include:
- Expenses not covered by major medical, such as deductibles and co-pays
- Out-of-pocket costs for things like follow-up medical appointments
The Calculator incorporates data from numerous public sources (including public health, healthcare providers and voluntary health organizations) to show the average costs of a variety of medical conditions. The data presented in this tool is for illustrative purposes only. The Aflac policy payout values are averages; and are not guarantees of an amount to be paid for the listed conditions. Aflac payout data shown is based on historical claims over a 10-year period, across all product plans in force at the time. The values represent the average amount of claims paid to a policyholder with the condition over the timeframe (2007-2017). Aflac policies are not available in all states and may vary by state and plan level. Benefits payable are determined at time of claim. The information provided in the Benefits Estimator tool is illustrative only. The Aflac payout values do not guarantee an amount to be paid for the listed conditions. Plans may not be available in all states, and benefits may vary by state, coverage, and plan level selected. Benefits are payable at the time a claim is processed. View Data Sources to see our underlying sources.
"What could it cost you?" References:
1 Average Cost of Dinner at a Restaurant (per person). The State of American Dining in 2016. Zagat.com, 2017. https://www.zagat.com/b/the-state-of-american-dining-in-2016.
2 Average Cost of a Coachella General Admission ticket. What it Really Costs to Attend Coachella 2017, Megan Leonhardt. April 6, 2017. http://time.com/money/4724712/cost-coachella-2017/.
3 Average Cost of a Cell Phone Bill. How to Cut the Average Cell Phone Bill by More than 80%. Howlifeworks.com, Updated September 22, 2017. http://www.howlifeworks.com/technology/cell_phone_savings.
