Common use of RECURRENT DISABILITIES Clause in Contracts

RECURRENT DISABILITIES. If an insured employee having ceased to be totally disabled returns to work for the employer and within six (6) months again becomes totally disabled from the same or related cause, the qualifying period will not again be applicable. This would be considered as "one continuous period of disability". If an insured employee having ceased to be totally disabled returns to work for the employer and again becomes totally disabled from a different cause or if from the same cause more than six (6) months after cessation of the previous disability, the qualifying period will again be applicable.

RECURRENT DISABILITIES. If an insured employee having ceased to be totally disabled returns to work for the employer Employer and within six (6) months again becomes totally disabled from the same or related cause, the qualifying period will not again be applicable. This would be considered as "one continuous period of disability". If an insured employee having ceased to be totally disabled returns to work for the employer Employer and again becomes totally disabled from a different cause or if from the same cause more than six (6) months after cessation of the previous disability, the qualifying period will again be applicable.

RECURRENT DISABILITIES. If if an insured employee having ceased to be totally disabled returns to work for the employer and within six (6) months again becomes totally disabled from the same or related cause, the qualifying period will not again be applicable. This would be considered as "“one continuous period of disability"”. If if an insured employee having ceased to be totally disabled returns to work for the employer and again becomes totally disabled from a different cause or if from the same cause more than six (6) months after cessation of the previous disability, the qualifying period will again be applicable.