I think they are both UK based. Jessey certainly is at least.
So the cost of treatment would be provided by the NHS (unless private health cover in place) but not all companies offer full paid sick leave. So for example, if Jessey (or anyone) came off and say, had a mild concussion and Dr recommended two weeks off work those two weeks may only be a Statutory Sick Pay rather than full pay. SSP is just under £110, which most people will earn more than - so it could cause problems if you don't get full pay depending on individual circumstances.
There are insurance policies you can take out that will cover your potentially lost income (the difference between what you earn and SSP) until you are back at work, but you need to find one that will cover horse riding being the cause of your accident/injury.
So the cost of treatment would be provided by the NHS (unless private health cover in place) but not all companies offer full paid sick leave. So for example, if Jessey (or anyone) came off and say, had a mild concussion and Dr recommended two weeks off work those two weeks may only be a Statutory Sick Pay rather than full pay. SSP is just under £110, which most people will earn more than - so it could cause problems if you don't get full pay depending on individual circumstances.
There are insurance policies you can take out that will cover your potentially lost income (the difference between what you earn and SSP) until you are back at work, but you need to find one that will cover horse riding being the cause of your accident/injury.
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