Short Term Medical definition

Short Term Medical means Company’s short term medical insurance policies, riders and coverages generally offered to association members and individuals who purchase this coverage.

Examples of Short Term Medical in a sentence

  • A Short Term Medical Leave of Absence shall be a leave of absence, which does not exceed a sixty (60) working day period.

  • Employees returning from Short Term Medical Absences (three days or less) will report to the Medical Department before or during their shift, on non-working time, to present medical information from their doctor to justify their medical absences.

  • Agent is authorized to market and underwrite Group Accident and Short Term Medical insurance products on behalf of Company in all jurisdictions where Company has available approved forms.

  • The Short Term Medical Policy follows simplified issue underwriting rules.

  • With respect to Short Term Medical products, the maximum Policy period is limited to a single Policy term not to exceed either six (6) or twelve (12) months, as required by applicable federal regulation and applicable state regulation to qualify as short-term, limited duration medical insurance, as set forth in Appendix A – Short Term Medical Coverage State Regulations to these Underwriting Guidelines.

  • Maximum Short Term Medical coverage per Policy is $2 million lifetime maximum.

  • With respect to Short Term Medical products, the maximum Policy period is limited to a single Policy term not to exceed either six (6) months or twelve (12) months, as required by applicable federal regulation and applicable state regulation to qualify as short-term, limited duration medical insurance, as set forth in Appendix A – State Regulations to the Underwriting Guidelines.

  • Accidental Death Benefit will be included in each Short Term Medical Policy sold.

  • Any such assignment or transfer shall not violate laws related to export or technology transfer.

  • Products include: Short Term Medical, Short Term Medical Lite for collegiate athletes, and Accidental Death.