Health Insurance Moratorium

by on August 16, 2011

A private health insurance moratorium is when you asked to fill in a form to apply for health insurance but you do not have to give details of your personal medical history. Instead the health insurer will not cover you for any medical condition which has existed normally within the last five years. However, these conditions may automatically become eligible for cover , but only when you do not have symptoms or receive treatment , medication or advice (from your specialist of GP) for that specific condition for a continuous period of what is usually two years from the point of joining the policy. Conditions such as chronic conditions will probably never be eligible for cover as you will require regular or occasional treatment, medication tests, or advice for them. If your insurer offers a moratorium explaining how their specific moratorium works then you will receive printed information explaining this

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