You Can’t Prevent Every Accident — But You Can Protect Yourself and Your Family!

You Can’t Prevent Every Accident — But You Can Protect Yourself and Your Family!

I wanted to take a minute to tell you about a new product I am marketing to my clients–one that I truly believe in, and in fact recently purchased for my own family!  It’s coverage for accidental injuries, totally separate from your health insurance…  Just pays you cash in the event of an accident.  With our kids playing outside ALL DAY LONG every day, and Evelyn (almost 2) climbing on anything & everything, I foresee some Urgent Care trips this summer!  My cautious child, Ellie, broke her leg last year by simply going down a slide…

With our ever-increasing deductibles today, we are all at a serious risk of financial burden or loss if something happens to us or our families!  Why not purchase some AFFORDABLE (less than $35 a month for a family and $18 for an individual!) coverage to protect yourself?

Let me know if you are interested!  It only takes 5-10 minutes to fill out the application.  Give me a call (or email) for your exact pricing & next steps…

Click here for the brochure:  WN Accident Base Plan A3-BR-DIR-0413

Click here for the application:  WN Accident App A3-BOOK-IN-APP-0413

Last year, when Ellie unexpectedly broke her leg, we would have received a check for $1500, along with the coverage provided by our health insurance carrier.  That certainly would have taken the sting out of the situation.  One of the best features of the plan is an optional rider that provides the flexibility to receive treatment in a number of non-emergency room medical facilities!

Across the U.S., accidents happen at an alarming rate. every second of every day, someone is disabled from an accidental injury. And 1 in 8 Americans—nearly 37.9 million people—receive medical attention for nonfatal injuries annually. According to the national safety council, falls are a leading cause of all accidental injuries in the U.S., responsible for nearly 9 million er visits a year.

An accidental injury is an injury to your body solely caused by and resulting from a sudden, unexpected and unforeseen event. An accident can happen anywhere at nearly any time. Bodily injuries that result from accidents can be painful—and can cause unexpected medical bills for diagnosis and treatment. *

If you’re in an accident, your major medical plan may cover most of your expenses. But you’re likely to be responsible for out-of-pocket expenses such as deductibles and copays, plus medical appliances and transportation.