Provisions, Riders, & Clauses Flashcards

1
Q

Within how many days of a loss is the insured required to give notice to the insurer?

A

20 days

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2
Q

What must the insurer provide to the insured when notice of a claim is filed?

A

Claim form

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3
Q

Within how many days must proof of loss be submitted?

A

90 days or as soon as reasonably possible

Not to exceed 1 year

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4
Q

Disability income benefits must not be paid less frequently than how often?

A

Monthly

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5
Q

What is the Physical Examination and Autopsy Provision?

A

Insurer has right to examine insured at own expense as often as reasonably necessary while claim is pending.
If not forbidden by state, can conduct autopsy.

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6
Q

How long must an insured wait to take legal action after proof of loss?

A

Must wait 60 days

No longer than 3 years

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7
Q

What are uniform mandatory provisions?

A

Required standard provisions

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8
Q

What is a probationary period?

A

Period of time must lapse before coverage goes into effect

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9
Q

Who is effected by the probationary period?

A

Those receiving disability income

New employees who must wait before enrolling in a group plan

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10
Q

What is an integrated deductible?

A

Amount of deductible may be satisfied by the amount paid under basic medical expense coverage.

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11
Q

What is a carry-over provision?

A

If insured didn’t incur enough expenses during the year to meet the deductible, any expenses in last 3 months can be carried over to satisfy the new annual deductible.

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12
Q

What is a Usual, Reasonable, and Customary (URC) Charge?

A

Insurance company pays an amount for a given procedure based upon the average charge for that procedure in the specific geographic area.

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13
Q

What happens through subrogation?

A

The insured cannot collect twice on a claim.

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14
Q

What provision allows the insurer to nonrenew coverage if certain events occur?

A

Conditionally renewable

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15
Q

What provision prevents the insured from suing the insurance company for at least 60 days after proof of loss is provided?

A

Legal actions

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16
Q

When can an insurer contest fraudulent misstatements on an application?

A

Any time while the policy is in force

17
Q

Once a lapsed policy is reinstated, how long before the policy will cover any accidents?

A

Immediately

18
Q

What policy renewability provision allows the insurer to terminate coverage for any reason and to increase premiums for any class of insureds?

A

Optionally renewable

19
Q

What provision describes the insured’s right to cancel the policy?

A

Renewal provision

20
Q

What provision will most likely appear on a travel accident policy?

A

Period of time

21
Q

What provision states to whom the claims must be paid?

A

Payment of claims

22
Q

Main difference between coinsurance and copay?

A

Copay is a set amount while coinsurance is a percentage.

23
Q

What is the main purpose of coinsurance?

A

Prevent overutilization of policy benefits

24
Q

What happens if the premium isn’t paid by the end of the grace period?

A

It’s cancelled

25
Q

Who decides which optional provisions are included in a health policy?

A

the insurance company