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What events does The North River Insurance Company's filed pet insurance policy say it pays for?
AI-drafted from filed documents · reviewed: pendingwhether a specific event is coveredThe North River Insurance Company
The North River Insurance Company's filed pet insurance policy states it pays for medical conditions, defined as any manifestations of clinical symptoms consistent with a diagnosis, regardless of the number of incidents or areas of the body affected [1]. It also covers naturopathy, described as an alternative therapy based on vitalism (vital energy) believed to guide bodily processes and encourage healing, under the direction of a licensed veterinarian [1]. The policy covers the onset date of clinical symptoms or signs of an accident or illness medical condition, defined as the date of the start and/or first appearance of such symptoms, not the date of diagnosis [1]. This does not appear in these excerpts — check the full policy.
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Where this comes from (1)
[1] The North River Insurance Company · AK · SERFF USAI-134901265 · form PET-1200024P(A)-116 · p. 5 · Section 6-
MAXIMUM BENEFIT AMOUNT The most We will pay as stated in Your Policy. MEDICAL CONDITION Any manifestations of Clinical Symptoms consistent with a diagnosis, regardless of the number of Incidents or areas of the body affected. NATUROPATHY An Alternative Therapy which is based on vitalism (vital energy) believed to guide bodily processes and encourage healing and Treatment, under the direction of a licensed Veterinarian. ONSET DATE The date of the start and/or first appearance of the Clinical Symptoms/Clinical Signs of an Accident or Illness Medical Condition as known by You. This is not the date of diagnosis.
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