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15 minutes ago, stouricks said:

I read that an Insurance Company can refuse to pay due to a pre-existing condition whether the client knew about it or not.

If the client didn't know for example that they had high BP, or say prostate problems before they took out the policy, and so had not consulted a doctor about it, how can the Insurance Company find out anything?

If you are diagnosed with heart condition XYZ and they know it takes 5 years to develop and your insurance is only 3 years old then you can be refused as it is preexisting condition and doesn't matter if you knew about it or not.

 

Same with high blood pressure. You just don't wake up one day with high blood pressure.

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Posted
4 hours ago, AndyAndyAndy said:

If you are diagnosed with heart condition XYZ and they know it takes 5 years to develop and your insurance is only 3 years old then you can be refused as it is preexisting condition and doesn't matter if you knew about it or not.

 

Same with high blood pressure. You just don't wake up one day with high blood pressure.

Hope that doesn't apply to Life Insurance or is getting old and dying not classed as pre-existing condition?    555    PML

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Posted
4 hours ago, AndyAndyAndy said:

If you are diagnosed with heart condition XYZ and they know it takes 5 years to develop and your insurance is only 3 years old then you can be refused as it is preexisting condition and doesn't matter if you knew about it or not.

 

Same with high blood pressure. You just don't wake up one day with high blood pressure.

Non this is not true, what you do not know you can not tell.

 

Heart condition and blood pressure you refer too  have to be seen in the context. You can say that the dutch football coach not could be insurered for problems with the heart and bloodvessels due to genetic problems in the family. Still he is insurred dispite that his father was know to have been died with genetic heart disorder problem. And his brother also has heart problems.

 

Blood pressure you have to meassure at least serveral times 24 hrs or more. And after minimal 10 minutes of rest, the position should be on a bed laying.

 

The stress pressure or pain pressure ratings are well know and well documented

 

Al's that people can easy have blood pressure over 400.

 

More important is the 24 hrs or week recording of blood pressure and then the pressure one has during rest.

 

Doctors well educated

know this very well as well pharmacy know this too.

 

As well the streptococcus infection cause the increase post infection  bloodpressure aand when patient is in rest with the 24 hrs on for example ICU the pressure is good and you see an increase when the doctor or nurse is seen or in the area (white dress blood pressure)

 

Also be aware the guidelines change over time for weight, bmi, blood pressure and cholestorol

 

Skinny people are having the same problems and health issues as 'fat' people. And not is seems that bmi of 26-30 is overall providing more health way of living then so current of 20-24 bmi.

 

We have seen this in the past too that an bmi of 26-30 was better

The soldiers as well gladiators where on this bmi 25-30.

Recover faster, lesser cut damage, more endurance, lesser problems when they where sick.

 

The modern thin and leanness is actually providing more problems then is solves. 

Posted
4 hours ago, AndyAndyAndy said:

If you are diagnosed with heart condition XYZ and they know it takes 5 years to develop and your insurance is only 3 years old then you can be refused as it is preexisting condition and doesn't matter if you knew about it or not.

 

Same with high blood pressure. You just don't wake up one day with high blood pressure.

How do you know ? Are you a doctor ? Some people do have high blood pressure from 1 day to the other , can have something to do with stress or multiple reasons and it would have nothing to do with illness . So AndyAndyAndy i geuss you work for an insurence company and are just as greedy as all of them to pay . Even my own insurance company for my motorbike called me just yesterday to tell me that i had to pay 3000baht because my insurance was ending , even though my imsurance is still valid untill februari next year . Geuss they made an honest mistake ????????????. I get it that there is a lot of insurance fraud but they are the ones to figure out what's fraud and what's not otherwise they should have started another company , they make ???? loads of money every year so they should work for it and pay up . Had an accident with the bike while it was parked someone hit it and the damage was Quoted at 80.000 baht all original parts from honda and Quoted by honda dealer but they still tried to pay out only 60.000 . I didn't agree with that but if i did would mean they saved 20.000 baht of of my problems . Peaces of @#$% . Just pay up and don't try to make money of of other peoples real problems , people that pay full price for their insurance every year over and over . 

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Posted
1 hour ago, vukovar77 said:

True.All people over 50 have some health problems before,so what is the point if they do not want cover this?We should be stupid to pay them insurance !!!For what?

Health problems before are not the same as pre-existing conditions. Like I had only injuries from accident, and these accidents don't count if everything is healed. 

Posted
6 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

Can you buy insurance for if your insurance company refuses to payout and your not insured after all ????

Maybe the premium you'll have to pay for that will be more high than the usual premium.

But , everything is insurable.

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Although I appreciate the health insurance I have from my company, I wonder if it is worth paying for myself as it seems the insurance companies will try to escape paying. 

My mother had paid for Blue Cross for years, but when she got cancer, they refused to pay. 

A close friend in England worked for an insurance company (car insurance). His sole job was finding ways for the company not to pay out. 

In Thailand, hospitals will overcharge foreigners, so paying for insurance is really a toss up if you want to fight the insurance company or the hospital. 

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47 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:

Maybe the premium you'll have to pay for that will be more high than the usual premium.

But , everything is insurable.

There are insurances that require a medical check before they insure you, and then exclude only present conditions.   So you don't have to come up with your full medical history. 

Posted
15 hours ago, Autonuaq said:

You just don't wake up one day with high blood pressure.

Most people's BP is quite a bit higher in the morning than evening. So, yes, you DO wake up most days with high BP.

Posted
3 minutes ago, stouricks said:

Most people's BP is quite a bit higher in the morning than evening. So, yes, you DO wake up most days with high BP.

Good morning. 

So I'm quite lucky that my blood pressure is low in the morning and I need coffee to get up? 

Posted
21 hours ago, stouricks said:

I read that an Insurance Company can refuse to pay due to a pre-existing condition whether the client knew about it or not.

If the client didn't know for example that they had high BP, or say prostate problems before they took out the policy, and so had not consulted a doctor about it, how can the Insurance Company find out anything?

Insurance companies only need to thinks things and they will try not to pay out on a claim.

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Posted
1 hour ago, stouricks said:

Most people's BP is quite a bit higher in the morning than evening. So, yes, you DO wake up most days with high BP.

And in localised areas for some of us!   PML

Posted
20 hours ago, Sujo said:

Why is this advertisement for an insurance broker allowed.

Maybe because the insurance broker paid for it?

The topic is clearly identified as an advertorial and posted by ThaivisaSales

so it's must be seen like an advertising, nothing more and nothing less than that

Posted
22 hours ago, Sujo said:

Why is this advertisement for an insurance broker allowed.

Agreed.  Possibly useful information for some but not exactly a news item.  Does it qualify as "advertorial"?  I think it is more like simply paid advertising not even disguised as news.  Also I wonder if the company rescinded their other decision of what read to me as their also refusing ongoing/renewing cover for the same client/claimant.

P.S.  Thanks to "kingofthemountain" I looked for and found the advertorial banner "hidden in plain view" right at the top of the page.  But of course we all saw it, didn't we.  555!!

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Posted
On 7/14/2020 at 7:27 PM, micmichd said:

There are insurances that require a medical check before they insure you, and then exclude only present conditions.   So you don't have to come up with your full medical history. 

It is at the time of claiming that they get serious about looking for a reason to reject a claim. It could be as simple as a check at a hospital that detected high BP, which you failed to report to your insurer. They will find it at claim time.

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