Out of Province Limitation; Emergencies Sample Clauses

Out of Province Limitation; Emergencies. There must be a minimum of continuous days between the date a Person Insured returns to his province of residence before again travelling outside his province of residence; otherwise, no payment will be made for any recurrence, continuation or complication of any medical condition for which a claim payment was made for such medical condition, during the immediate previous trip out of province.
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Out of Province Limitation; Emergencies. No payment will be made for any Eligible Expense for continuing treatment, recurrence or complication . relating to a condition or conditions incurred while a Person Insured is travelling outside of their province of residence or outside of Canada if it has been determined by a medical advisor that the Person Insured was deemed medically fit to return to his province of residence and the Person Insured chose not to do so. There must be a minimum of 60 continuous days between the date a Person Insured returns to his province of residence before again travelling outside his province of residence; otherwise, no payment will be made for any recurrence, continuation or complication of any medical condition for which a claim payment was made for such medical condition, during the immediate previous trip out of province.
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