Medical Expenses and hospitalization abroad Sample Clauses

Medical Expenses and hospitalization abroad. In the event of illness or injury of the Covered Person occurring outside the Country of Residence, The Assistance Company will pay the usual, customary, necessary and reasonable costs of hospitalization, surgery, doctor. The Assistance Company’s medical team will maintain the telephone contacts necessary with the centre and with the doctors who attend to the Covered Person to supervise the provision of proper health care. The most We will pay for this cover is subject to a Policy limit. What we do not cover The exclusions (what We do not cover) are listed after Section 3 and under the General Exclusions.
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Medical Expenses and hospitalization abroad. In the event of illness or injury of the Covered Person occurring outside the Country of Residence, The Assistance Company will pay the usual, customary, necessary and reasonable costs of hospitalization, surgery, medical fees and pharmaceutical products, prescribed by the attending doctor. The Assistance Company’s medical team will maintain the telephone contacts necessary with the centre and with the doctors who attend to the Covered Person to supervise the provision of proper health care. The most We will pay for this cover is subject to a Policy limit. What we do not cover The exclusions (what We do not cover) are listed after Section 3 and under the General Exclusions.
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