Summer “trips” lead to accident claims
Sprains and dislocations top the list of Colonial Life accident insurance claims
Whether it’s an ill-timed slide into second base or lost footing on a rocky path, sprains and dislocations are common occurrences — and not just in the summer. In fact, they’re the most common reason for accident insurance claims received by
The company’s top causes for accident claims include:
- Sprains/dislocations: 20 percent
- Arthropathies and related disorders (arthritis): 15 percent
- Back injuries: 13 percent
- Fractures: 10 percent
Those injuries can also hurt your wallet. Not counting health insurance, emergency room treatment for a sprained or broken ankle can cost
“Most people have some health insurance that will help pay medical expenses related to an accident, but today’s higher-deductible plans leave many people with sizeable out-of-pocket expenses,” says
A voluntary accident insurance plan purchased at the workplace can help employees protect themselves and their families from this financial exposure. Voluntary accident insurance typically offers a wide range of coverage, including hospital admissions, emergency room treatment, doctor’s office and urgent care visits, surgery, medical imaging studies and X-rays.
Learn more about accident insurance on Colonial Life’s website or on Colonial Life’s benefits learning center.
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