QUOTE(steventyy @ Mar 30 2021, 10:53 PM)
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QUOTE(Tronoh @ Apr 1 2021, 01:06 PM)
hi Tronoh, you mean medical expenses that requires hospital admission/surgery? if that is what you are referring to, yes it is covered.certain male-related cancers are not covered under basic critical illness payout though. need to check the critical illness rider in the plan that you'd bought for details.
QUOTE(neoexcaliber @ Apr 3 2021, 12:37 PM)
Hi guys. I need some advise and a question answered. Long story short, my agent altered my registration form and removed my pre-existing conditions. The agent promised to fix it when I found out while trying to make a claim but then he either quit or got fired and I was reassigned to his boss who isn't helpful. I declared my pre-existing conditions in full when making another claim (not related to my pre-existing condition) and the insurance got back to me with this offer:
Exclusion:
Original plan:
1. What does the 50% for Full Coverage (HealthEnrich Premier) mean?
this is the % of premium loading due to your health condition back then
2. Is it worth continuing this policy or will I be able to get a better deal elsewhere, in light of pre-existing conditions and older age? I'll be 38 this year but the exclusion and 50% coverage while maintaining the premium, which was increased this year, seems hefty. I'm generally healthy without any diseases that require continuous medical intervention or medication.
if you don't mind disclosing, what is the pre-existing condition that you declared in your policy?
3. Will the insurance still process my second claim for a procedure not related to my pre-existing condition?
if there is non-disclosure issue, company got the right to reject any claim and has the right to also void your policy even though not related to your pre-existing condition
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Exclusion:
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Original plan:
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1. What does the 50% for Full Coverage (HealthEnrich Premier) mean?
this is the % of premium loading due to your health condition back then
2. Is it worth continuing this policy or will I be able to get a better deal elsewhere, in light of pre-existing conditions and older age? I'll be 38 this year but the exclusion and 50% coverage while maintaining the premium, which was increased this year, seems hefty. I'm generally healthy without any diseases that require continuous medical intervention or medication.
if you don't mind disclosing, what is the pre-existing condition that you declared in your policy?
3. Will the insurance still process my second claim for a procedure not related to my pre-existing condition?
if there is non-disclosure issue, company got the right to reject any claim and has the right to also void your policy even though not related to your pre-existing condition
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