Preexisting condition means any medical condition,
Preexisting condition means an illness, disease, or other condition of the Covered Person that in the 6 months period before the Covered Person’s coverage became effective under the Policy:
Preexisting condition means any medical condition, illness, or injury that existed any time prior to the effective date of coverage.
Examples of Preexisting condition in a sentence
Pre-existing condition as defined in Sections 1 and 2 shall only be covered after twelve months from effectivity date of membership, except as otherwise stated in Schedule “A” of this Agreement; provided however, that there is no failure to disclose, misrepresent or conceal, material lnformation in the original Application or Application for reactivation.
More Definitions of Preexisting condition
Preexisting condition means a condition that, during a
Preexisting condition means a disease or physical con- dition including pregnancy which manifested itself prior to the effective date of coverage through medical diagnosis or treatment or the existence of symptoms which would cause an ordinarily prudent person to seek diagnosis or treatment.
Preexisting condition means a condition for which medical advice or treatment was recommended by, or received from, a provider of health care services within six months preceding the effective date of coverage of an individual.
Preexisting condition which means “any condition for which a veterinarian provided medical advice, the pet received treatment for, or the pet displayed signs or symptoms consistent with the stated condition prior to the effective date of a pet insurance policy or during any waiting period.”
Preexisting condition means a condition, regardless of the cause
Preexisting condition means, for all occupational disease claims, any injury, disease, con- genital abnormality, personality disorder or similar condition that contributes to disability or need for treatment and that precedes the onset of the claimed occupational disease, or precedes a claim for worsening in such claims pursuant to ORS 656.273 or 656.278.
Preexisting condition means a condition for which symptoms existed that would cause an ordinarily prudent person to seek diagnosis, care or treatment within a one-year period preceding the effective date of the coverage of the insured, or for which medical advice, diagnostic testing, or treatment was recommended by a Physician or received from a Physician, or for which a qualified health professional prescribed drugs or medications within a two-year period preceding the effective date of the coverage of the insured. The term “coverage of the insured” as used in this definition or concept refers to initial coverage amounts when a policy is first issued, and it may, at company discretion, also refer to coverage increase amounts which are issued after the policy is first made effective when those coverage increase amounts are subject to evidence of medical insurability. In the case of coverage increase amounts subject to evidence of medical insurability, the time periods in this definition or concept run anew from the effective dates of the increased coverage amounts and apply anew only to the coverage increases.