Incidental coverage definition
Incidental coverage means any other type of liability insurance covering activities directly related to the continued and efficient delivery of health care that would normally be available and underwritten under a comprehensive general liability form of insurance, except liabilities that may arise out of the ownership or use of any motor vehicles and workers compensation insurance.
Incidental coverage means a contract or endorsement offered by an HMO that provides limited health plan benefits as defined in Subsection 31A-8-101(3)(a).
Incidental coverage means any other type of liability insurance covering activities directly related 3259 to the continued and efficient delivery of health care that: (i) cannot be obtained in the voluntary market 3260 because medical malpractice insurance is being provided pursuant to this chapter; and (ii) cannot be 3261 obtained through other involuntary market mechanisms. 3262 "Liability insurance" includes the classes of insurance defined in §§ 38.2-117 through 38.2-119 and 3263 the liability portions of the insurance defined in §§ 38.2-124, 38.2-125, and 38.2-130 through 38.2-132. 3264 "Medical malpractice insurance" means insurance coverage against the legal liability of the insured 3265 and against loss, damage, or expense incident to a claim arising out of the death or injury of any person 3266 as the result of negligence in rendering or failing to render professional service by any provider of
More Definitions of Incidental coverage
Incidental coverage means any other type of liability insurance covering activities directly related
Incidental coverage means any other type of liability insurance covering activities directly related to the continued and efficient delivery of health care that: (i) cannot be obtained in the voluntary market because medical malpractice insurance is being provided pursuant to this chapter; and (ii) cannot be obtained through other involuntary market mechanisms.
Incidental coverage means a contract or