The physical exam and autopsy provision gives
the insurer the right to have the insured physically examined periodically
; and if the insured dies, the insurer has the right to order an autopsy of the deceased.
What is the physical exam and autopsy?
To carefully examine a person’s mental and physical abilities
, usually important when an insured launches a medical claim. In case the insured person has passed away, it lies upon the insurer to go for an autopsy.
What are the 12 mandatory provisions?
- Change of Beneficiary.
- Notice of Claim.
- Claim Forms.
- Entire contract and changes.
- Premium grace period.
- Legal Actions.
- Payment of Claims.
- Physical Exam & autopsy.
What is considered a mandatory provision?
Which of these is considered a mandatory provision? “
Payment of Claims
“. Payment of Claims is considered a mandatory provision and directs where the claim benefits will go. The others are considered optional provisions.
Which provision is a mandatory uniform provision?
The
Proof of Loss Provision
(a Mandatory Uniform Provision) stipulates the insured is to prove their loss within 90 days of the loss, or in the shortest time possible, but not to exceed 1 year unless the insured suffers legal incapacity.
What is the most common cut during an autopsy?
Ed Uthman, a Texas pathologist who has written a screenwriter’s guide to autopsies. “The most common error is making
the trunk incision wrong
,” Uthman said.
What are the 4 types of autopsies that are performed?
- Autopsy.
- Post-mortem.
- Forensic autopsy.
- Clinical autopsy.
- External examination.
- Internal examination.
- Reconstitution of the body.
What is the payment of claims provision?
A time of payment of claims provision states
the number of days that the insurance company has to pay or deny a submitted claim
. This provision is included to minimize the amount of time that a policyholder has to wait for his/her payment or for a decision about his/her claim.
Which provision is mandatory for health insurance policies?
a physical exam and autopsy provision
– allows an insurance company to request regular physical exams or an autopsy. a legal actions clause – the minimum and maximum amount of time the policyholder can take legal action after providing proof of loss.
What is a uniform required provision?
Uniform policy provisions provide
insurance carriers with a list of required and optional items to include when writing insurance policies
. … The states can customize their requirements as long as those adjustments do not infringe on the rights of the insured.
What is the minimum number of days for the grace period provision?
What is the MINIMUM number of days for the Grace Period provision? (Correct.) The grace period is a minimum of
31 days
for policies that are paid for on an annual basis.
What is in the entire contract provision?
The entire contract provision means that
the life insurance policy along with the application represents the complete contract
. The insurer has no leeway to make arbitrary changes at their will and surprise policyowners when a claim is presented.
What is the time limit on certain defenses provision?
According to the time limit on the certain defenses provision, also known as the incontestability clause, a policy cannot be contested
until after 2 (or 3) years from the date of policy issue for misstatements
. A fraudulent misstatement on a health insurance application is grounds for contest at any time.
What does a mandatory second surgical opinion provision?
An employer normally can expect a mandatory second surgical opinion option to
contain the employer’s cost of the group medical plan
. … Under the Mandatory Second Surgical Opinion provision, an employee typically will pay more out-of-pocket expenses for surgeries for which only one opinion was obtained.
What are the policy provisions?
Policy provisions are
clauses in an insurance contract that lay out the exact conditions for which coverage is provided and for what amounts
, along with exclusions and other restrictions.
What is an optional provision?
The change of occupation optional provision allows
an insurance company to increase the policy premium or the amount an insured would pay for the policy if the insured changes to a more risky occupation
. The insurance company would decrease the premium if the insured changed to a less risky occupation.
