Accident & Health FundamentalsQuestion 656 of 716
An accident-only policy will NOT pay benefits for:
a.A broken leg from a fall at home
b.Injuries from a highway car accident
c.Dismemberment resulting from an accident
d.Illness such as pneumonia or cancer
Explanation
Accident-only coverage pays for injuries but excludes sickness, so an illness like pneumonia or cancer is not covered. Falls, car-accident injuries, and dismemberment are accidents and are covered.
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