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Check your insurance policy. If you selected medical coverage when you purchased your policy. There is usually a small amount (about 500 dollars) of medical for the named insured that covers minor house hold injuries. Otherwise you would need to look to your health or major medical insurance policy for personal injuries.

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It would depend on the type of injury and who was injured as well as whether you purchased certain coverage with your homeowners insurance policy.

Homeowners insurance is also known as "Hazard" insurance specific to the named insureds property. It falls under property and casualty lines.

If you elected Liability coverage when you purchased your policy, the liability portion of your Home Insurance would provide coverage for damages and legal defense costs for assertions of liability and claims of personal injury to another.

If you elected medical coverage with your home insurance policy and a member of the household sustained an injury around the house. You may also have some small amount of coverage available, However, the medical coverage on your home insurance is generally a very small amount and is not meant to replace your now (Affordable Care Act) mandatory health insurance policy.

If the injured person was a hired worker, there would be no coverage under your home insurance policy.

Contractors are expected to provide the coverage necessary for their field of operation. A homeowner is not expected to anticipate nor to cover the insuring needs of a contractor who holds themselves out to the public as a professional. If they could do this, homeowners would find themselves being sued every-time a contractor or his employee got a thumb smashed with a hammer or gets a splinter from handling the lumber and such.

Household employees are covered under the workers compensation that you are required by law to provide to them at the time of employment, unless of course they are a contract worker in which case, the above paragraph (contractors) would apply.

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Yes, there should be coverage on your policy.

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wear and tear is generally not covered

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