Vacationers and Outdoor Enthusiasts Rejoice Over Launch of the 'Outdoorsman Survival Card'

Outdoor Expert Jon Brunson and Insurance Mogul Jeff Grabiak Introduce the First Ever Insurance Plan Geared Towards the Outdoor Community

Central Florida (PRWEB) June 10, 2009 -- Jon Brunson, host of the hit show Addicted to the Outdoors and Insurance Expert Jeff Grabiak announced today the launch of the first of its kind Savings and Security Plan for Outdoor Enthusiasts - the Outdoor Survival Card. (www.myoscard.com)

"When we go into the outdoors, we're safety conscious. We know to have a safety harness, helmet or whatever equipment is necessary to participate in our sports safely," said Jon Brunson, host of Addicted to the Outdoors and co-creator of the Outdoor Survival Card. "Although we've thought about safety, we haven't thought about all the possible consequences if we have an accident while taking part in the outdoor activities we love."

This is where the Outdoor Survival Card (OSC) comes into play. For only $19.95 a month (Individual), the OSC covers accidental death or dismemberment, accident disability and also includes an impressive support network. Members also have access to TelaDoc™, a national network of board certified physicians providing cross coverage consultations 24 hours/365 days a year and with Travel Assist; OSC members card has a phone number that accesses a global network of emergency evacuation benefits when traveling more than 100 miles from home and suffering serious illness or injury. Additionally, the OSC offers heavy discounts on Lodging, Pharmacy, Vision and Hearing.

Although outdoor pursuits are among the safest of hobbies, when snowmobilers, skiers, hikers, bikers, hunters, anglers, and others who love the outdoors become injured or sick, they may be far from home. Although they've geared up for all possible weather conditions and events, having an accident or illness is not part of the plan. People often leave out the most important piece of the adventure - security if something goes wrong.

"We hope members never need the protection provided in the OSC," added Brunson. "If the worst thing happens and you're hurt while traveling in another state, or country, it's important that you and your family have financial security and protection. Most outdoorsmen, like most Americans, don't have enough insurance protection in the event of death or disability so over time, the OSC will pay for itself and there are a million ways this plan will cover your butt."

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