Mental or Nervous Condition Clause Samples

The "Mental or Nervous Condition" clause defines what constitutes a mental or nervous disorder or condition within the context of an agreement, typically for insurance or employment purposes. This clause clarifies which psychological or psychiatric diagnoses are covered or excluded, such as depression, anxiety, or stress-related disorders, and may specify whether treatment or claims related to these conditions are included under the policy. Its core function is to establish clear boundaries regarding coverage or obligations related to mental health, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring all parties understand the extent of protection or responsibility.
Mental or Nervous Condition. Shall be defined as a condition which includes neurosis, psychoneurosis, psychopathy, or psychosis or disease of any kind, in a degree which subsequently impairs the Covered Person's economic or social functioning; and shall, as required by the Parity In Health lnsurance For Mental lllness and Chemical Dependency Act, Title 22, Guam Code Annotated, Chapter 28, include the definition of Mental lllness contained in said Act; and shall include, as required, relevant definitions found in the Mental Health Parity Act of 1996, Public Law 104-204.
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