Common use of HOSPITALISATION BENEFIT Clause in Contracts

HOSPITALISATION BENEFIT. ‌ The Company will pay £50 per day (or part day) up to a maximum of 365 days in the event of an Insured Person being admitted to a hospital as an inpatient as a result of injury or illness. The amount payable will be increased to £100 per day (or part day) on public or bank holidays.

HOSPITALISATION BENEFIT. ‌ The Company will pay £50 per day (or part day) up to a maximum of 365 days in the event of an Insured Person being admitted to a hospital as an inpatient as a result of injury or illness. The amount payable will be increased to £100 per day (or part day) on public or bank holidays.

HOSPITALISATION BENEFIT. ‌ The Company will pay the Insured at their request £50 per day (or part day) up to a maximum of 365 days in the event of an the Insured Person being admitted to a hospital Hospital as an inpatient Inpatient as a result of injury or illnessBodily Injury. The amount payable the Company will pay will be increased to £100 per day (or part day) on public or bank holidays. Any claim the Company pays under this extension will be in addition to any amount paid under extension 3 – Coma benefit.

HOSPITALISATION BENEFIT. ‌ The Company will pay the Insured at their request £50 per day (or part day) up to a maximum of 365 days in the event of an the Insured Person being admitted to a hospital Hospital as an inpatient Inpatient as a result of injury or illnessBodily Injury. The amount payable the Company will pay will be increased to £100 per day (or part day) on public or bank holidays. Any claim the Company pays under this extension will be in addition to any amount paid under extension 3 - Coma benefit.