Common use of NEWBORN COVERAGE Clause in Contracts

NEWBORN COVERAGE. (a) Provisional coverage: If born from a covered pregnancy, each newborn will automatically be covered for complications at birth and for any injury or illness during the first ninety (90) days after birth, up to a maximum of thirty thousand dollars (US$30,000) with no deductible. If not born from a covered pregnancy, there is no provisional coverage for the newborn.

NEWBORN COVERAGE. (a) Provisional coverage: If born from a covered pregnancy, each newborn will automatically be covered for complications at birth and for any injury or illness during the first ninety (90) days after birth, up to a maximum of thirty fifty thousand dollars (US$30,00050,000) with no deductible. If not born from a covered pregnancy, there is no provisional coverage for the newborn.

NEWBORN COVERAGE. (a) Provisional coverage: If born from a covered pregnancy, each newborn will automatically be covered for complications at birth and for any injury or illness during the first ninety (90) days after birth, up to a maximum of thirty fifteen thousand dollars (US$30,00015,000) with no deductible. If not born from a covered pregnancy, there is no provisional coverage for the newborn.

NEWBORN COVERAGE. (a) Provisional coverage: If born from a covered pregnancy, each newborn will automatically be covered for complications at birth and for any injury or illness during the first ninety (90) days after birth, up to a maximum of thirty ten thousand dollars (US$30,00010,000) with no deductible. If not born from a covered pregnancy, there is no provisional coverage for the newborn.

NEWBORN COVERAGE. (a) Provisional coverage: If born from a covered pregnancy, each newborn will automatically be covered for complications at of birth and for any injury or illness during the first ninety (90) days after birth, up to a maximum of thirty thousand dollars (US$30,000) with no deductible. If not born from a covered pregnancy, there is no provisional coverage for the newborn.