Accident Only

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Accident only The term accident is defined as an event that occurs unintentionally, which is unexpected and unforeseen. The event may, further, have caused damage or harm, but is accidental. Accident only is an insurance contract that provides coverage, singly or in combination, for death, dismemberment, disability, or hospital and medical care caused by or necessitated as a result of accident or specified kinds of accident. Accident-only cover offers a fixed sum per injury that occurs. Some policies cover emergency treatment of illnesses due to injury too, but it's pretty rare so check the cover details to make sure. It should be noted that accident only coverage is not health insurance. It is supplemental insurance that pays a specific amount for certain types of health care that's needed after an accident, car crash, or fire. It's sold separately from health insurance and often from companies that specialize in accident, disability, or life insurance. Accident only applies also to pet insurance. It protects your pet if it is injured in an accident or suffers complications arising from an accident. Usually the cheapest form of pet insurance, it will generally cover the cost of expensive procedures such as MRI scans and operations (up to a certain limit). Whether you're a weekend warrior with an active lifestyle or the stay-at-home type, accidents can happen to you or your family anytime, anywhere without warning. Being prepared for the unexpected can make all the difference. The effects of an accident can go beyond the obvious injury when you consider the expenses associated with treatment. #benewinsurance #insurtech #inclusiveinsurance #insurance #reinsurance #takaful

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