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What events does Lemonade Insurance Company's filed pet insurance policy say it pays for?
AI-drafted from filed documents · reviewed: pendingwhether a specific event is coveredLemonade Insurance Company
This form states that Lemonade Insurance Company’s filed pet insurance policy covers chronic conditions, which are defined as conditions that can be treated or managed but cannot be cured [1]. It specifically includes behavioral conditions, such as anxiety disorders, aggression, coprophagia, pica, or self-harm [1]. It also includes bilateral conditions, which are chronic conditions that affect both sides of the pet’s body, even if clinical signs or symptoms do not present at the same time [1]. The policy has an annual limit, which is the maximum amount that will be paid during any one policy period [1]. This does not appear in these excerpts — check the full policy.
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Where this comes from (1)
[1] Lemonade Insurance Company · AL · SERFF LEMO-133906057 · form LEM-PET (09-23) · p. 14
Annual Limit The maximum amount that we will pay during any one policy period. Behavioral Condition A chronic condition that is an abnormal, dysfunctional, or unusual psychological state. This includes, but is not limited to: anxiety disorders, aggression, coprophagia, pica, or self-harm. Bilateral Condition A chronic condition that affects both sides of your pet’s body, even if clinical signs or symptoms do not present at the same time. Chronic Condition A condition that can be treated or managed, but cannot be cured.
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