Policy Provisions, Clauses And Riders Flashcards
This was adopted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, adopted by all states, established standard provisions that are to be included in all individual health insurance policies
Uniform Individual Accident and Sickness Policy Provisions Law
The following are mandatory provisions except:
Reinstatement
Grace Period
Entire Contract
Change of Occupation
Change of occupation
What all is involved in the entire contract
The health policy, copy of the signed application, and any attached riders amendments
Who has the authority to make changes to the policy
An executive officer of the company
The period of time after the premium due date in which premiums may still be paid before the policy lapses
The grace period
The grace period varies based on
The mode of premium: 7 days for weekly premium, 10 days for monthly premium, 31 days for all other modes
This spells out the insureds duty to provide the insurer with reasonable notice in the event of a loss, required within 20 days of the loss or as soon as reasonably possible
Notice of claims
Usually within 15 days of the receipt of a notice of claim the company must supply
Claims forms to the insured
After a loss occurs, a claimant must provide what within 90 days of the loss or as soon as reasonably possible
Proof of loss
This provision specifies claims are to be paid immediately upon written proof of loss
Time of payment of claims
The following are all what?
- Entire Contract
- Grace Period
- Reinstatement
- Change of Beneficiary
- Notice of Claim
- Claim Forms
- Proof of Loss
- Time of Payment of Claims
- Payment of Claims
- Physical Examination and Autopsy
- Time Limit on Certain Defenses (Incontestable)
- Legal Actions
- Misstatement of Age
These are Mandatory Provisions
Located on the first page of the policy. It identifies the insured and the insurance company and states what kind of loss (peril) is covered
Insuring Clause
Commonly the 10 day period from the date the policy is delivered.
Free look period
Type of deductible that is commonly found in disability income policies. Period of days must expire from the onset of an illness or occurrence of an accident before benefits are payable
Elimination period
A period of time that much lapse before coverage for specified conditions goes into effect
The probationary period