Developmental disorders Sample Clauses
The 'Developmental disorders' clause defines how issues related to developmental disorders are addressed within the context of the agreement or policy. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for identifying developmental disorders, specifies the types of conditions covered (such as autism spectrum disorder or learning disabilities), and may detail the process for assessment or eligibility for services. Its core function is to ensure that individuals with developmental disorders are clearly recognized and appropriately supported, thereby providing clarity and consistency in the application of benefits or accommodations.
Developmental disorders. The insured person is not covered for treatment of developmental, behavioural or learning problems such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, speech disorders or dyslexia and physical developmental problems.