EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE SERVICE AND BENEFITS Sample Clauses

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE SERVICE AND BENEFITS. If the Insured shall suffer serious Bodily Injury or sudden Illness outside the Place of Residence while arising out of and in the course of his/her journey provided that such journey or period of expatriation is not undertaken: • Against the advice of the physician, and/or • For the purpose of obtaining or seeking any medical or surgical treatment aboard The following Emergency Assistance services and benefits are available directly from IPA upon specific verbal notification by the Insured or his/her personal representative to IPA’s 24-hour alarm centre at the cost of the Company, in accordance with the requirements and procedures set out in Section 4. The Insured shall not be entitled to the reimbursement of any expenses incurred or paid by him/her.
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EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE SERVICE AND BENEFITS. The maximum aggregate limit payable by MSIG Assist under this Section 4.5 in respect of each Insured shall not exceed MYR100,000 per Event for all the services and benefits under Section 4.5, except for those costs specifically stated to be borne by the Insured. (a) Medical Attention, Telephone Medical Advice, Evaluation and Referral Appointment When medical advice is needed, the Insured may telephone MSIG Assist for medical advice and evaluation from the attending physician. However, it shall be stressed that telephone conversation cannot establish a diagnosis and shall be considered as an advice only. If medically necessary, the Insured shall be referred to another physician or to a medical specialist for personal assessment and MSIG Assist will assist the Insured in making the medical appointment, if available locally. MSIG Assist will assist in dispatching the required medicine to the Insured, if available locally. The delivery of such medicine, drugs and medical supplies will be subjected to the laws and regulations applicable locally. Any third party costs including the costs of medicine shall be borne by the Insured.
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