A fixed amount of money, depending on injury and treatment
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Accident Insurance
Accidents and injuries arrive without warning, and the costs follow fast behind. An accident Insurance policy pays a fixed cash benefit straight to you after a covered injury, and you get to decide what it's for.
Our Accident Insurance will pay you a fixed amount of money if you suffer and require treatment for a wide variety of unforeseen injuries. You will get this payout regardless of your medical expenses.
You Receive
How you get paid
Your benefit is a set amount tied to your injury and treatment, not your hospital bill or health plan. Instead, Accident Insurance pays a cash benefit you can spend on anything at all, including medical costs or expenses for rent and groceries while you’re healing and out of work.
What's Covered?
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Hospital Care
- Admitted to the hospital or intensive care
- Overnight stays in the hospital
- Lodging fees for family who come to stay with you
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Diagnostic Imaging
- CT Scan or MRI
- X-Ray
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Specific Losses
- Concussion
- Emergency repair for a broken tooth
- Treatment for a gunshot wound
- A cut(s) that require stitches
- Burn(s) that require skin grafts
- Prosthetic
- Repairing a torn tendon, ligament, rotator cuff or knee cartilage
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Fractures and Dislocations
- Dislocating a Joint
- Breaking a bone
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Emergency Care
- Emergency room visit
- Transportation by an ambulance
- Medical appliance prescription (For example Pacemaker)
- Blood transfusion
- Treatment at an Urgent Care facility
- Surgery
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Continuing Care
- Epidural pain management
- Follow-ups with a physician
- Prescribed therapy services
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Major Injuries
- Death due to an accident
- Loss of a limb to dismemberment
- Losing the use of a limb
- Loss of an eye or your eyesight
Individual Accident Insurance Can Cover These Events
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Hospital Stays
- Admission to a hospital or intensive care unit
- Nights spent as an inpatient
- Lodging costs when family travels to be with you
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Diagnostic Imaging
- CT Scan or MRI
- X-Ray
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Specific Losses
- Concussion
- Emergency repair of a broken tooth
- Treatment following a gunshot wound
- Lacerations that need stitches
- Burns severe enough to require skin grafts
- Prosthetic devices
- Surgical repair of a torn tendon, ligament, rotator cuff, or knee cartilage
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Fractures and Dislocations
- Dislocated joint
- Broken bone
Covered services and benefit amounts vary by plan. See the carrier summary plan design for complete coverages and exclusions.
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Emergency Treatment
- A trip to the emergency room
- Ambulance transport
- Prescribed medical appliances, such as a pacemaker
- Blood transfusion
- Care received at an urgent care facility
- Surgery
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Recovery and Follow-Up Care
- Epidural pain management
- Return visits to your physician
- Therapy services your doctor prescribes
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Major Injuries
- Accidental death
- Loss of a limb due to dismemberment
- Loss of use of a limb
- Loss of an eye or eyesight
HOW IT WORKS
Accident Insurance Coverage
After Mark's car accident, he receives a flat payment to help him get back on his feet

Mark is in a car accident
Mark hurts his arm and visits the emergency room that afternoon. An X-ray confirms his arm is broken, and it's put in a cast.

Mark files a claim
After filing a claim on his Accident policy, Mark receives $200 for his fracture, $300 for his treatment, and $75 for the X-ray.

Mark is paid a flat amount.
Mark receives these payments no matter what his actual medical expenses turn out to be.
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HOW IT WORKS
Accident –
Car Accident / Story

Mark is in a car accident and hurts his arm.
He visits the emergency room that afternoon and an X-Ray determines that his arm is broken.

His arm is put in a cast.
After filing a claim with his Triada Accident policy, Mark receives payments for $200 for his fracture, $300 for his treatment, and $75 for the X-Ray.

Mark is paid a flat amount.
He’s eligible for these payments regardless of his medical expenses.