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Accident Insurance

Accident Insurance can be used to pay for the unexpected costs of an accidental injury, including those from organized sports, by providing benefits for initial care, injuries, treatment, facility care and follow-up care.

62 million

injuries happen

in a year in the U.S.1

4 million

work-related, medically-consulted
injuries occur in the U.S. in a year2

$1,225.4B

total cost of injuries 

in the U.S. in a year3

Protect your family from the impact of an accident with

cash benefits that you can use to help cover expenses including:

Deductibles 

and copays

Treatment

Medical
appliances

What is Accident Insurance and what does it cover?
Costly accidents can happen to anyone, at any time. Accident Insurance provides cash benefits you and your family can use to help cover medical and non-medical expenses.

When it comes to protecting you and your family 

from the cost of accidents, we’re here to help

Portable

coverage that
stays with you
even if you leave
your present job
Rate will never
change and your
benefits will never
decrease due to
your age
Coverage cannot
be cancelled

as long as your
premiums are 

paid as due
No medical history is required for coverage to be issued
Coverage also available for spouse, children, and dependents under the age of 26
Owning this coverage does 
not disqualify 
you from having 
a Health Savings Account
Not sure what coverage you need?

 

 

Agents are available to help answer your questions and walk 

you through your Life Insurance options so you’re making the 

most informed choice.

Where confidence 

meets coverage

Combined Insurance has been a leader for over 100 years

An affiliate of Chubb, we provide individuals, families and businesses the supplemental
benefits that they can use to help fill in coverage gaps and take their insurance protection further.
With Combined you get unparalleled claims submission, seamless support tailored to your
needs and a team that’s by your side along the way.

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    Sources: 1 National Safety Council, Injury Facts, 2021 Edition; 2 National Safety Council, Occupational Safety Highlights, 2022; 3 National Safety Council, Injury Facts, 2021 Edition