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What benefit limits or maximums are written into Arch Insurance Company's pet insurance policy?
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Under Arch Insurance Company's filed form in Alaska (AK), the policy includes an "Annual Limit" defined as the maximum amount payable during the policy period for all covered expenses [1]. The form leaves the specific amount in brackets ([Annual Limit]) — it differs by state and contract [1]. This does not appear in these excerpts — check the full policy.
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Where this comes from (1)
[1] Arch Insurance Company · AK · SERFF PERR-131004478 · p. 2
“Annual Limit” The maximum amount payable during the policy period for all covered expenses. F. “Behavioral Problems” An illness condition, either social or medical, that results from your pet’s action, inaction, or temperament that is abnormal, dysfunctional, or unusual, such as but not limited to aggression, dietary indiscretion, excessive chewing or licking, or separation anxiety. G. “Condition” Illness, disease, injury or change to your pet’s health that may or may not show symptoms or have been diagnosed (including but not limited to diagnosed or undiagnosed pre-existing, hereditary or congenital conditions). H.
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