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What is 'medical payments coverage' in a homeowners policy?

Correct answer

Coverage that pays medical bills for guests injured on the insured's property — regardless of fault, up to the policy limit

  1. A Health insurance for the homeowner
  2. B Coverage that pays medical bills for guests injured on the insured's property — regardless of fault, up to the policy limit
  3. C Coverage for the homeowner's own medical bills
  4. D A required endorsement in all states

Why this is the answer

Medical Payments coverage (Coverage F in homeowners; MedPay in auto) pays medical expenses for guests or visitors injured on the insured's property without requiring proof of negligence. It is a goodwill coverage — small limits ($1,000–$5,000 typically) that pay quickly to preserve relationships and prevent small claims from becoming lawsuits. The insured themselves and household residents are NOT covered under Medical Payments.
Source: Adjuster Exam, Medical Payments Coverage

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