Does Daycare Insurance Cover YOUR Injuries?

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  • SunflowerMama
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 1113

    Does Daycare Insurance Cover YOUR Injuries?

    Let's say hypothetically one of you dcks hypothetically slams your finger in a door. Hypothetically you need to go to Urgent Care, pay $100 co-pay, pay for an xray and then pay for a splint for your now broken finger. Does anyone know if daycare insurance helps to pay for any of that? Just asking....hypothetically of course .
  • itlw8
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 2199

    #2
    check the policy.. most would cover an employee
    It:: will wait

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    • daycarediva
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jul 2012
      • 11698

      #3
      Mine doesn't but I just got AFLAC after an injury.

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      • Laurel
        Daycare.com Member
        • Mar 2013
        • 3218

        #4
        Originally posted by SunflowerMama
        Let's say hypothetically one of you dcks hypothetically slams your finger in a door. Hypothetically you need to go to Urgent Care, pay $100 co-pay, pay for an xray and then pay for a splint for your now broken finger. Does anyone know if daycare insurance helps to pay for any of that? Just asking....hypothetically of course .
        I'm too lazy to go look at mine :: but I think I remember that they will cover it for an additional premium. I don't think it is included automatically.

        Laurel

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        • Boringinsurancelady

          #5
          Originally posted by SunflowerMama
          Let's say hypothetically one of you dcks hypothetically slams your finger in a door. Hypothetically you need to go to Urgent Care, pay $100 co-pay, pay for an xray and then pay for a splint for your now broken finger. Does anyone know if daycare insurance helps to pay for any of that? Just asking....hypothetically of course .
          Liability Insurance (which is designated to cover injuries or property damage) is designed to cover the 3rd party, not the insured. Some policies may come with a rider where your medical expenses can be paid, but is not typical in personal daycare (or Home Owner's or Renter's insurance policies). Auto is a little different in which some states offer personal injury protection (aka medical payments depending on state). You might check w/ your daycare insurance company to see if they do offer any riders at an additional premium.

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