A document advertises an insurance plan that provides cash payments for injuries treated by a doctor, with a minimum $120 payment per injury. The plan promises fast payment of claims because expenses do not wait for reimbursement. It describes a scenario where a child breaks his leg during soccer and requires surgery, implying the plan would cover those costs. The plan is marketed as having low weekly premiums comparable to a box of bandages.

1. Weekly coverage as low as a box of
bandages
While playing
soccer, your
child was hurt.
He’s taken to the
ER via
ambulance. His
leg is broken.
Surgery is
performed.
We do everything possible to pay
your claim fast because expenses
don’t wait andneither should you
Get Hurt, Go to Doctor, Get Cash
Collect cash for any injury that you receive
treatment for. Minimum payments of $120 per
injury.
One Day Pay
We do everything possible to pay
your claim fast because expenses
don’t wait andneither should you