Continuous coverage definition
Continuous coverage means that the benefits are not less than the benefits under the previous policy, and the policy also covers loss resulting from injury sustained or sickness contracted while coverage was in force under the previous policy to the extent such loss is not covered under any extended benefit or simi- lar provision of the previous policy.
Continuous coverage means the maintenance of required insurance from the Effective Date, continuing during the entire term of this Agreement and expiring not less than three (3) years following the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement (the “Insurance Period”). If for any reason any insurance policy maintained by Group pursuant to this Section is terminated, reduced below the minimum coverage requirements set forth in this Article, not renewed or cancelled (whether by action of the insurance company or Group) prior to the expiration of the Insurance Period, Group shall: (i) cause a replacement insurance policy meeting the requirements of this Article to be in effect as of the effective date of the termination, reduction, non-renewal or cancellation of the prior insurance policy; and (ii) purchase either extended reporting coverage (i.e., “tail” coverage) or prior acts coverage (i.e., “nose” coverage) as necessary to meet the requirements of this Section. “Tail” coverage must provide for either an unlimited discovery/reporting period or a discovery/reporting period that would extend through the end of the Insurance Period, and “nose” coverage must provide for a retroactive discovery/reporting period at least as of the start of the Insurance Period.
Continuous coverage means uninterrupted coverage of the Insured Person under our Super Top Up Medicare Policy or Top Up Medicare Policy from the time the coverage incepted under the policy provided a break in the insurance period not exceeding thirty days being grace period shall not be reckoned as an interruption in coverage for the purposes of this Clause. In case of change in Sum Insured during such uninterrupted coverage, the lowest Sum Insured would be reckoned for determining Continuous Coverage.
Examples of Continuous coverage in a sentence
School shall, at its sole cost and expense, maintain, or shall cause each Program Participant to maintain, Continuous Coverage (as defined in Section 4.2) of policies of professional malpractice liability and general liability insurance coverage.
More Definitions of Continuous coverage
Continuous coverage means coverage for a child
Continuous coverage means coverage under one or more qualified health insurance plans for at least eighteen months with no gap in coverage longer than sixty-three (63) days;
Continuous coverage means the maintenance of required insurance from the Effective Date, continuing throughout the Term of this Agreement. If such insurance is written on a “claims made” rather than an “occurrence” basis, following termination of this Agreement, coverage shall survive for the maximum extended reporting period available from insurance sources at each anniversary date of such insurance. Coverage shall also provide for a retroactive date of placement preceding or coinciding with the Effective Date of this Agreement.
Continuous coverage means the maintenance of required insurance from the Effective Date, continuing during the entire term of this Agreement and expiring not less than three (3) years following the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement (the “Insurance Period”). If for any reason any insurance policy maintained by Practitioner pursuant to this Section is terminated, reduced below the minimum coverage requirements set forth in this Article, not renewed or cancelled (whether by action of the insurance company or Practitioner) prior to the expiration of the Insurance Period, Practitioner shall: (i) cause a replacement insurance policy meeting the requirements of this Article to be in effect as of the effective date of the termination, reduction, non-renewal or cancellation of the prior insurance policy; and (ii) purchase either extended reporting coverage (i.e., “tail” coverage) or prior acts coverage (i.e., “nose” coverage) as necessary to meet the requirements of this Section. “Tail” coverage must provide for either an unlimited discovery/reporting period or a discovery/reporting period that would extend through the end of the Insurance Period, and “nose” coverage must provide for a retroactive discovery/reporting period at least as of the start of the Insurance Period.
Continuous coverage means the maintenance of required insurance from the Effective Date, continuing during the entire term of this Agreement and expiring not less than three (3) years following the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement (the “Insurance Period”). If for any reason any insurance policy maintained by Manager pursuant to this Section is terminated, reduced below the minimum coverage requirements set forth in this Article, not renewed or cancelled (whether by action of the insurance company or Manager Representative) prior to the expiration of the Insurance Period, Manager shall: (i) cause a replacement insurance policy meeting the requirements of this Article to be in effect as of the effective date of the termination, reduction, non-renewal or cancellation of the