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The benefits of DAN membership include emergency medical evacuation assistance through DAN TravelAssist, exclusive access to DAN’s dive accident insurance products, a subscription to Alert Diver magazine and more. Your dues also support ongoing dive safety research, the development of diving health and safety resources and a 24/7 emergency medical assistance for scuba divers across the world.
Dive Insurance
DAN’s insurance plans offer divers an affordable way to protect themselves against unpredictable expenses associated with diving accidents and dive travel. When you sign up for DAN membership, you become eligible for a variety of insurance products tailored to meet your individual needs.
Travel Insurance
With an option available for one trip or many, DAN ’s travel insurance programs feature good rates, great coverage, an optional cancel-for-any-reason provision and coverage for preexisting medical conditions.
Liability Insurance
DAN provides professional, general and group liability insurance plans that offer you everything you want from your liability coverage including unlimited defense costs, prior-acts coverage, refusal-to-train coverage and technical and rebreather endorsements. DAN liability coverage meets the requirements for all training agencies.
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Recent Posts
Support for Newly Certified Divers
April 26, 2021
Scuba diver Fran knows what it’s like to be both a new diver and one who returned to the sport after a hiatus. In both situations, she believes, DAN membership and insurance are incredibly important.
Comparison of COVID-19 and Decompression Illness: Causes and Risk Mitigation
April 20, 2021
While notably different, there are similarities in COVID-19 and decompression illness worthy of consideration. Understand how risk mitigation measures can be used to ward off either.
Freediving Not a Free Pass Out of DCS
April 16, 2021
Freedivers rarely deal with decompression sickness, which clouds their judgement if symptoms arise. “How can it be DCS?” Read more about the story of one freediver whose treatment was delayed because he didn’t think it could be DCS.