Accidental Death, Accidental Medical
Expense, Dismemberment
This insurance
covers...
Accidental Death &
Dismemberment
Pays a lump sum benefit for accidental loss of life, limbs, or sight
occurring within one year of a covered accident. Death benefit is a
principal sum of $2,000 per insured person. Dismemberment benefit is a
graduated payment schedule. Thumb and index finger of same hand $2,500;
any one limb $5,000. Two limbs, maximum limit payable $10,000. Only one
amount, the largest you are entitled to, is paid for all losses
resulting from one accident.
Accidental Medical Expense
Pays incurred expenses for necessary medical or surgical treatment,
services, or supplies if the first expense is incurred within one year
of the date of a covered accident. For any one accident, covered usual
and customary expenses will be paid up to $10,000 if they are incurred
within one year of the date of accident. However, the maximum dental
expense limit for each insured is $1,000.
Excess Coverage Provision
This Excess Coverage provision applies to providers and substitutes
only. The amount otherwise payable under Accidental Medical Expense
benefit will be reduced by the total amount of Health Care Plan
benefits or by any other valid and collectible medical insurance the
provider may have.
Deductible - $25.00 per occurrenceAccident
Insurance benefits are payable for injuries that result directly and
independently of all other causes, from a covered accident, while
coverage is in effect.
Not Covered:
- Sickness, disease, or bacterial infection
not caused by an accidental cut, wound, or accidental food poisoning
- Cost of medical service given by persons
employed or retained by policy holder or who is the covered person or a
member of their family
- Declared or undeclared war or act of war
- Repair, replacement, or examination or
fitting of eyeglasses or contact lenses, hearing aids, braces and
appliances
- Any travel except travel arranged or
provided by the provider
- Accidents which occur while the insured
is under the influence of alcohol or any narcotic that’s not prescribed
by a doctor
- Any intentionally self-inflicted
injuries, suicide or any attempt thereat
- Motor vehicle accidents where the
operator does not possess a valid license
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Who is
Eligible?
- A provider's own children. (Accident coverage only.)
- Children for whom the provider and
the home is licensed to care.
Coverage
is provided for...
- Accidental injury while on the
child care premises.
- Accidental injury occurring
elsewhere, while under direct supervision of provider.
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Liability
This Insurance covers...
- Bodily injury and property damage
resulting from your child care operation
- Personal injury including libel, slander,
wrongful eviction (or entry), and malicious prosecution
- Incidental malpractice liability covering
claims for failure to provide needed medical care, diet, or special
needs
- Abuse and Molestation coverage $100,000
per occurrence, $100,000 aggregate limit
- Coverage for Animal Injury $25,000 per
occurrence, $50,000 aggregate limit
- Field trips
- Landlord as additional insured
- No deductible
- Coverage is for licensed in-home
child care providers
- This policy excludes coverage for
automobile liability
- This policy does not cover worker’s
compensation
- This is a brief description of
coverage and is not intended to amend or alter the conditions and terms
of the policy
- A complete policy is available for
review from the Adults & Childrens Alliance office
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Optional Non-Owned Automobile
Covers you when a non-owned automobile is used in your business.
Limits: $125,000 bodily injury and property damage.
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ACA to request an application by surface mail.
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