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What comes to mind when you hear the term ‘disability’? A freak accident leading to a permanent lifestyle change? The truth is that most disabilities are temporary in nature and can happen as the result of daily activities or illnesses. In the insurance industry, the term ‘disability’ covers a wide range of illnesses or injuries that prevent a person from working and generating an income. The following are just some of the claims we’ve received in the past year…
REASON FOR CLAIM | TOTAL PAY-OUT AMOUNT PER CLAIM |
Chickenpox with complications | R2 515 |
Contusion and Sprain (left hip) | R4 931 |
Kidney Stones and removal | R9 863 |
Acute Appendicitis and laparotomy for appendectomy | R18 410 |
Injured left elbow with torn ligaments | R19 068 |
Left kidney stones and severe pyelonephritis | R19 446 |
Pregnancy complications | R29 983 |
Stress fracture (right foot) | R36 164 |
Hiatus hernia repair | R41 096 |
Bronchitis / Influenza B and laparoscopic cholecystectomy | R43 397 |
Slipped and fell - Injured gluteal muscles attachment at pelvis | R44 072 |
MVA resulting in dislocated shoulder joint and reconstruction (right shoulder) | R90 098 |
Our claims records reveal that most of our claims are temporary in nature. We also know that a person is far more likely to suffer a temporary disability than a permanent one and that most claims last less than 30 days but can have huge financial implications. That’s why we emphasise the importance of Temporary Income Protection that provides cover from Day 1. Accident, illness, or disability? With FMI, you’re covered!
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