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Under Mediclaim, does a sickness for which a claim is lodged get covered under a future insurance policy or does it become pre-existent for the next policy term ?

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Under Mediclaim, does a sickness for which a claim is lodged get covered under a future insurance policy or does it become pre-existent for the next policy term ?

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Under Mediclaim, a sickness for which a claim is lodged does not become pre-existent. It is covered provided the policy is renewed within time limits and there is no break in the term of the insurance policy. In case there is a break in the term of insurance (up to 7 days allowed subject to certain conditions) then it will definitely become pre-existent and exclusions will apply.

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