Keith G Heard, Living Benefits Life Insurance & Financial Professional

06/22/2026

verywellhealth.com

06/22/2026

The chismoso has opinions. Aflac has answers.

In Aflac's new bilingual campaign, the ever‑opinionated chismoso shows up in familiar moments, bringing humor and sparking conversation about paying for medical expenses health insurance doesn't cover.

Across four commercials, the Aflac Duck makes the answer clear, even as the chismoso tries to take the credit.

Watch the newest ad today.

facebook.com

03/17/2026

Stay informed and stay protected with Aflac.

facebook.com

02/10/2026

Work can offer cancer patients a sense of normalcy, which is critical to mental health. But returning to work while still managing care can be challenging. Employers can help in easing this transition, but they can also help protect their employees' wellbeing ahead of an actual diagnosis by offering Aflac Cancer Insurance.

aflac.com

02/09/2026

cbsnews.com

01/30/2024

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verywellhealth.com

11/14/2023

As you prepare for enrollment season, watch how Aflac's cancer policy helped Brian's family when they needed it most, and now helps cover his employees. Learn how Aflac can help protect your public sector team.

vimeo.com

10/30/2023

Financial stress can have a direct effect on mental and physical health, making it harder for your public sector employees to carry out their purpose. When health challenges arise, Aflac offers cancer insurance so you can help support their peace of mind and empower their recovery.

www.aflac.com

10/12/2023

Camp Magical Moments is aimed at helping children with cancer and their families enjoy a fun camping experience. This summer, camp attendees received their very own My Special Aflac Duck®.

This innovative social robot is available free of charge to children 3 and up coping with cancer and sickle cell disease. The award-winning duck uses medical play and lifelike movement — such as mimicking emotions — to engage and help comfort kids during their cancer or sickle cell disease journey.

To learn more about My Special Aflac Duck, visit https://bit.ly/3ZgLG9M

www.aflacchildhoodcancer.org