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Alert Diver is the dive industry’s leading publication. Featuring DAN’s core content of dive safety, research, education and medical information, each issue is a must-read reference, archived and shared by passionate scuba enthusiasts. In addition, Alert Diver showcases fascinating dive destinations and marine environmental topics through images from the world’s greatest underwater photographers and stories from the most experienced and eloquent dive journalists in the business.
Alert Diver is the dive industry’s leading publication. Featuring DAN’s core content of dive safety, research, education and medical information, each issue is a must-read reference, archived and shared by passionate scuba enthusiasts. In addition, Alert Diver showcases fascinating dive destinations and marine environmental topics through images from the world’s greatest underwater photographers and stories from the most experienced and eloquent dive journalists in the business.
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DIVE PREPARED<br />
BECAUSE NO ONE KNOWS THE FUTURE<br />
No matter how much you train or how well you plan, accidents can still happen.<br />
And there is no crystal ball to predict when you may find yourself facing an<br />
emergency. The smart solution is to make sure you and your family are<br />
protected against the unforeseen. DAN’s Dive Accident Insurance<br />
exists for those “just in case” moments.<br />
2016 Dive-Related Illness/Injuries<br />
(Cases / %)<br />
44%<br />
Barotrauma<br />
9%<br />
Other<br />
SMALL COST. BIG BENEFIT.<br />
DAN’s Dive Accident Insurance benefit<br />
provides coverage of up to $500,000 for<br />
medical dive accident expense and pays<br />
100% of eligible expenses. Considering a<br />
dive-related injury or illness can set you<br />
back thousands of dollars, it pays to be<br />
prepared.<br />
28%<br />
Decompression<br />
Sickness<br />
2% Motion Sickness<br />
2% Nonfatal Drowning<br />
9%<br />
2% Pulmonary Edema (IPE)<br />
2% Fatality<br />
2% Arterial Gas Embolism (AGE)<br />
Marine<br />
Envenomation<br />
DAN.org/JOIN
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