Coverage F (Medical Payments to Others) on a Homeowners policy pays for medical expenses of a guest:
Explanation
Medical Payments to Others (Coverage F) is a goodwill, no-fault coverage that pays reasonable medical expenses for a person injured on the insured premises or by the insured's activities, without regard to legal liability. It does not cover the insured or regular household residents. By paying small claims quickly and without a fault determination, it can help prevent larger liability lawsuits.
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