Accident Insurance:
Cash When Accidents Happen
The average ER visit costs $1,389. A broken arm costs $2,500-$7,500 to treat. Accident insurance pays cash directly to you - not your doctor - when accidents happen. Use it for medical bills, lost income, or anything else you need.
Call 877-PATRIOTWhat Accident Insurance Covers
Emergency Care
- βEmergency room visits
- βAmbulance transportation
- βUrgent care visits
- βDiagnostic tests (X-rays, MRI)
Injuries
- βFractures and dislocations
- βBurns (2nd and 3rd degree)
- βLacerations requiring stitches
- βConcussions and head injuries
Treatment & Recovery
- βHospitalization (daily benefit)
- βSurgery
- βPhysical therapy
- βFollow-up physician visits
Accident Insurance Questions
What does accident insurance cover?
Accident insurance pays cash benefits for injuries caused by covered accidents. Covered events typically include: emergency room visits, fractures and dislocations, burns, lacerations requiring stitches, concussions, hospitalization, surgery, and follow-up care like physical therapy. Benefits are paid directly to you regardless of what your health insurance pays - you can receive benefits from both.
How much does accident insurance cost?
Accident insurance is one of the most affordable supplemental products. Individual policies typically cost $15-$40 per month. Family policies typically cost $30-$70 per month. The low cost makes accident insurance particularly valuable for families with children, active adults, and people with high-deductible health plans.
Who needs accident insurance?
Accident insurance is most valuable for: families with children (children have frequent accidents), active adults who participate in sports or outdoor activities, people with high-deductible health plans (where a single ER visit could cost $1,000+), and anyone who would struggle to cover unexpected medical costs. It's also valuable for people who work in physically demanding occupations.
Get Accident Coverage Today
Starting at just $15/month for individuals. Call for a free quote.