Respiratory disorders are among the most common conditions that underwriters see disclosed on propos...
Respiratory disorders are among the most common conditions that underwriters see disclosed on proposal forms. When an applicant states that they have, or have suffered from, a respiratory problem, the underwriter will need to obtain further information regarding the condition. This information might be obtained by asking the applicant to complete a 'respiratory disorders questionnaire'. In some instances, it may be necessary to obtain a private medical attendants report (PMAR) and special questionnaire from the client's GP. If the condition appears to be severe or if information is lackin...
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