ROUTINE HEALTH CHECKUP Sample Clauses

The Routine Health Checkup clause establishes the obligation or right for individuals, such as employees or insured persons, to undergo regular medical examinations at specified intervals. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency of checkups, the types of examinations required, and who is responsible for arranging and paying for them. Its core practical function is to monitor and maintain ongoing health, detect potential health issues early, and ensure compliance with health and safety standards.
ROUTINE HEALTH CHECKUP. Routine physical examinations are covered up to a maximum of two hundred dollars (US$200) per insured, per policy year, with no deductible. Routine physical examinations may include diagnostic studies.
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ROUTINE HEALTH CHECKUP. A medical examination taken at regular intervals to verify a normal state of health or discover a disease in its early stages. A checkup does not include any test or consultation to follow-up on a disease already diagnosed.
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ROUTINE HEALTH CHECKUP. Routine physical examinations are covered up to a maximum of six hundred dollars (US$600) per insured, per policy year, with no deductible. Routine physical examinations may include diagnostic studies. Pediatric routine health checkups apply to insured dependants from twelve (12) months to seventeen (17) years; adult routine health checkups apply to insured eighteen and up.
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