A&H Policy ProvisionsQuestion 638 of 716
A conditionally renewable health policy permits the insurer to non-renew:
a.Only for reasons stated in the policy, such as reaching an age or leaving employment — never for declining health
b.For any reason, including the insured's declining health
c.Never decline renewal under any circumstance, so the coverage effectively continues for the insured's entire lifetime automatically
d.Only during the first policy year
Explanation
Conditionally renewable lets the insurer decline renewal only for specified events (age, employment status), but not because the insured's health worsened. It is more restrictive to the insured than guaranteed renewable but not a free hand for the insurer.
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