Medical Payments Coverage Explained! | Insurance 101

Medical payments coverage, or MedPay, is usually an optional form of insurance. Dom from Jerry explains why you should still consider adding it to your car, renters, or home insurance.
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If you are buying car, renters, or home insurance, you may have heard of something called medical payments coverage, also known as MedPay. This is a supplemental coverage (purchased in addition to a standard policy) that can cover expenses if a person is injured or even killed in an accident in your car or on your property. 

While most parts of standard insurance cover damage to a car or house, MedPay covers expenses like ambulance fees, hospital stays, surgery, dental work, and even funeral expenses.

It might be scary to think about, but an injury or death in your car or on your property can cost thousands and thousands of dollars. Medical payments coverage can help cover that financial burden should the worst occur.