Articles

Guide to Building the Public Workforce of the Future

Research from the Governing Institute and Colonial Life add insight into how government agencies can revamp their workforces of the future.

Colonial Life Sponsors Public Official of the Year

(Governing Magazine, November 2017) In a Q&A with Governing Magazine, Colonial Life President/ CEO Tim Arnold explains the company's commitment to public sector employees who work to serve America's workers.

Benefits Modernization

(Governing Institute, September 2017) Governing Institute examines Colonial Life's products and services as an effective solution to the Public Sector’s recruitment and retention challenges.

How Telemedicine Value-Adds Can Enhance a Benefits Package

(California Broker, August 2017) Gil Youmans shares how non-traditional benefits can be a big selling tool.

Help Prevent an Accident From Turning Into a Financial Sinkhole

(Insurance News Net, July 2017) Steve Hesler, assistant vice president, shares how accident insurance is a great addition to a comprehensive benefits program.

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News Releases

Prisma Health leasing space from Colonial Life

Several hundred Prisma Health team members relocating by 2020.

Colonial Life, EaseCentral expand partnership

(Jan. 8, 2019) Colonial Life and EaseCentral today announced an expanded partnership to better serve their mutual customers through a new high-touch and high-tech benefits enrollment solution.

Colonial Life ranked No. 1 in customer service for disability insurance

Colonial Life has been recognized as one of America’s Best Companies for Customer Service for 2019 by Newsweek magazine.

Colonial Life honored by S.C. Chamber for charitable impact

Colonial Life, a company that has shown commitment to community engagement and giving throughout its 80-year history, will be recognized this month with the SC Branded Charitable Impact Award from the S.C. Chamber of Commerce.

Colonial Life customers share lessons learned battling breast cancer

COLUMBIA, S.C. (Oct. 30, 2018) — One in 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer during their lives, as more than 300,000 new cases are diagnosed each year, according to the American Cancer Society. Each one of them has a name, a story and lessons to share for current and future survivors. To honor these women, Colonial Life asked some of its bravest customers – each a survivor themselves – for lessons they learned in battling breast cancer. &ldquo...