Question 6030 of 287 · Texas Life, Accident and Health Agent Exam
An impairment rider (exclusion rider) on a health policy
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Correct answer to question 6030
- A: permanently excludes coverage for a specific condition or body part that the insurer otherwise would reject
Explanation
It allows the insurer to issue a policy to someone with a health problem, but leaves out coverage for it.
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