| Uninsurable Medical Conditions* Lump Sum Critical Illness The medical conditions listed below are not insurable with Critical Illness plan: • Applicants who have been diagnosed with or treated for
• Applicants who, within the last 10 years, have been diagnosed with, treated or consulted with a medical professional for
• Applicants who, within the past three years, have been advised by a medical professional to undergo treatment, testing or had tests performed where the results are pending, not been received, abnormal or inconclusive for which a medical professional has not ruled out cancer • Applicants who, within the past 10 years, have been diagnosed with, treated, been advised to have treatment, prescribed medication, hospitalized or consulted with a medical professional for any disease, disorder or
• Applicants who, within the past three years, have been advised by a medical professional to undergo treatment, testing or had tests performed where the results are pending, not been received, abnormal or were inconclusive for which a medical professional has not ruled out a heart or blood vessel condition(s) • Applicants who have been diagnosed with DIABETES
• Applicants who, within the last 10 years, have been diagnosed with or treated, prescribed medication, hospitalized, or consulted with a medical professional for any of the following:
• Applicants who, within the past 3 years, been advised by a medical professional to undergo treatment, testing, or had tests performed where the results are still pending or were inconclusive for any medical condition • Applicants who fall outside height and weight guidelines specified in the Build Chart* *Uninsurable medical conditions may not be the same on all policies or approved in all states. Refer to your state specific application. INTENSIVE CARE BENEFIT RIDER The medical conditions listed below are not insurable with the Intensive Care Unit Benefit Rider: • Applicants who are currently bedridden, hospital confined, in a nursing home or assisted living facility, or confined to a wheelchair • Applicants who have been diagnosed and/or treated with any disease or disorder of the lung, liver, connective tissue, brain or nervous system • Applicants who have been advised to have surgery that has not been performed or recently had surgery from which he/she is not fully recovered • Applicants who are currently pregnant
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Uninsurable Medical Conditions* Lump Sum Heart Attack & Stroke The medical conditions listed below are not insurable with Heart Attack & Stroke plans: • Applicants who have been diagnosed with or treated for
• Applicants who, within the past 10 years, have been diagnosed with, treated, been advised to have treatment, prescribed medication, hospitalized or consulted with a medical professional for any disease, disorder or abnormality of the
• Applicants who, within the past three years, have been advised by a medical professional to undergo treatment, testing or had tests performed where the results are pending, not been received, abnormal or were inconclusive for which a medical professional has not ruled out a heart or blood vessel condition(s) Applicants who have been diagnosed with DIABETES
*Uninsurable medical conditions may not be the same on all policies or approved in all states. Refer to your state specific application. |
Uninsurable Medical Conditions* Lump Sum Cancer The medical conditions listed below are not insurable with lump sum cancer plans: • Applicants who have been diagnosed with or treated for
• Applicants who within the last 10 years, have been diagnosed with, treated or consulted with a medical professional for
• Applicants who, within the past three years, have been advised by a medical professional to undergo treatment, testing or had tests performed where the results are pending, not been received, abnormal or inconclusive for which a medical professional has not ruled out cancer *Uninsurable medical conditions may not be the same on all policies or approved in all states. Refer to your state specific application. |
Build Chart – Heart Attack & Stroke and Critical Illness benefits and Intensive Care Unit rider Use this Build Chart for the heart attack & stroke, critical illness benefit and the intensive care unit rider. Finding the applicant’s height in the left-handed column and then looking across the row to find the applicant’s weight. The column heading above their weight will determine the appropriate risk class.
NOTE: The proposed primary insured and his or her partner, if applicable, must fall within height and weight guidelines when applying for heart attack & stroke and critical illness benefits and the intensive care unit rider. |