Accident Insurance

Fixed cash benefits for covered injuries, paid directly to you on top of any other coverage.

No cost. No pressure. Takes about 2 minutes.

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Most accidents aren’t catastrophes. That’s the catch

A health plan with a high deductible does its real work in a disaster. A broken wrist, a deep cut, a bad landing: those bills land squarely inside the deductible, and you pay them out of pocket. Accident insurance covers exactly that zone: fixed cash amounts per covered treatment, from day one, whether or not your health plan has paid a cent.

The trampoline party

ER, X-ray, cast, follow-up: a routine kid fracture, handled in one afternoon and billed entirely inside a typical deductible.

The rec-league ankle

Urgent care, imaging, a walking boot, then physical therapy. Nobody’s emergency, just weeks of visits that add up.

The garage ladder

Eight stitches and a tetanus shot at urgent care. Small enough to shrug off, big enough to notice on a bank statement.

No waiting period

Accident benefits start the day your policy does. No enrollment window, nothing to accrue.

Hospital admission

Generally, though not always, this is where the benefit pays its full amount. An inpatient stay triggers the largest line on the schedule.

Follow-ups count too

Urgent care, therapy, and checkup visits within your policy’s window are covered categories on most plans.

Most eligible expenses must occur within the policy’s stated window after the accident. Your benefit schedule lists the exact amount per category.

Hedging your bets

A benefit you can size to your deductible

Benefit levels are set when you enroll, so the payout can be structured as a hedge against your deductible. If something beyond a routine visit arises, and the treatment is a covered service under your plan, the stated amounts pay in the zone your health plan makes you cover first.

  • Size the benefit level to mirror your deductible when you enroll
  • Covered treatments pay their stated amounts, whether or not your health plan has paid yet
  • Benefits are paid to you, so the money lands exactly where the gap is
Deductible line
Health plan takes over
Your deductible: you pay first
Accident benefit, paid to you
The injury bill Your accident plan

Illustrative. Benefit levels and covered services vary by plan and state.

Before you enroll

Every schedule is different. An agent reads yours with you

Every carrier prices its own benefit schedule, and every state edits it. A licensed agent, not a call center, walks the exact dollar amounts, windows, and exclusions for your ZIP in plain English, at no cost and with no obligation.

Frequently asked questions

GetHealthPlans.com licensed agent GetHealthPlans.com licensed agent Answers by our licensed team Reviewed for accuracy Updated September 1, 2026

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