Other Designated Medical Conditions Sample Clauses

Other Designated Medical Conditions. Supporting Medical Documentation for Designated Medical Conditions shall consist of: (a) a clinical diagnosis made by an appropriate “Licensed Medical Specialist” (a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, a Canadian board-certified specialist or a certified specialist from another country, acceptable to the Claims Administrator) in a relevant medical specialty, as determined appropriate by the Claims Administrator, together with the examination reports and test results on which the diagnosis is based, which will enable the Claims Administrator to place the Eligible Claimant within a category on the Medical Conditions List, and (b) where applicable pursuant to the Medical Conditions List, a statement of disability from Eligible Claimant’s treating physician who has performed a disability examination and evaluation on the Eligible Claimant.
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Other Designated Medical Conditions. For other Designated Medical Conditions “Supporting Medical Documentation” shall consist of: (i) a clinical diagnosis made by an appropriate “Licensed Medical Specialist” (a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, a Canadian board-certified specialist, or a certified specialist from another country, acceptable to the Claims Administrator) in an appropriate medical specialty, as determined by the Claims Administrator, together with the examination reports and test results on which the diagnosis is based, which will enable the Claims Administrator to place the Settling Claimant within a category on the Medical Conditions List; (ii) where applicable pursuant to the Medical Conditions List, a Statement of Disability from a licensed treating physician who has performed a disability examination and evaluation on the Settling Claimant; (iii) medical records contemporaneous with the Settling Xxxxxxxx’s claimed Age at Onset of Symptoms; and (iv) a properly completed and executed Certificate of Solicitor in the form attached hereto as Exhibit F-3 or a properly completed and executed Affidavit of Settling Claimant in the form attached as Exhibit F-4 to the Agreement.
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