Critically Ill in respect of an individual means that the individual has been diagnosed with or has had surgery in respect of a critical illness covered under any one or more of the Insurance Policies;
Critically Ill means a user who has an actual or potentially life-threatening health problem;
Critically Ill means a person’s baseline state of health has significantly changed and their life is at risk as a result of an illness or injury. It does not include chronic conditions.
Examples of Critically Ill in a sentence
The Purchasing Shareholder shall immediately pay any insurance proceeds received by the Purchasing Shareholder after the Time of Closing under any Insurance Policy as a consequence of the Critically Ill Shareholder becoming Critically Ill to the Critically Ill Shareholder on account of the amount owing on the Promissory Note referred to in Subsection 6.3(b).
More Definitions of Critically Ill
Critically Ill. Means a recipient whose death is imminent.
Critically Ill means a documented clinical condition of a patient where the attending Medical Practitioner certifies that in view of the medical signs evident the patient required treatment in an Intensive Care Unit because there was an immediate and significant threat to the patient's likely survival.
Critically Ill means that a person’s baseline state of health has significantly changed and their life is at risk as a result of an illness or injury. It does not include chronic conditions.
Critically Ill means unwell enough to be treated in an intensive care unit;
Critically Ill means a medical condition(s) which may directly result in life- threatening complications; or predispose the patient to life-threatening complications.
Critically Ill means that the child’s health has changed significantly and whose life is at risk. Depending on the province, this may or may not include chronic conditions.