QUOTE(chew_ronie @ Jun 2 2010, 06:05 PM)
Yes, CI claims are entitled when it is in the very severe stage. Both kidneys have to fail before a CI claim can be obtained, same goes to Cancer as it has to be manifested out of control only a CI claim can be obtained?
My question is, if this person has A SINGLE kidney failure and the other one is not working in its optimum condition, kidney dialysis is required but a CI claim is still not entitled.
If cancer as it's beginning stage, its either operation to remove the lump or chemo or radiotherapy. Still not qualified for CI claims.
Macam mana?
I'm saying these by putting my myself in a policy holders shoes NOT from the aspect of an insurance agent.
That's why some insurance companies including Great Eastern now have the early payout for 36CI. It means a single kidney failure is sufficient to entitle for claim.My question is, if this person has A SINGLE kidney failure and the other one is not working in its optimum condition, kidney dialysis is required but a CI claim is still not entitled.
If cancer as it's beginning stage, its either operation to remove the lump or chemo or radiotherapy. Still not qualified for CI claims.
Macam mana?
I'm saying these by putting my myself in a policy holders shoes NOT from the aspect of an insurance agent.
This product/rider is knows as SEPCC Smart Early Payout Critical Care
Feb 10 2013, 10:14 PM

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