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Re: Long Term Insurance

Posted by Arthur Rudnick on November 18, 2002 at 14:11:47:

In Reply to: Long Term Insurance posted by George on November 17, 2002 at 23:31:07:

: If anyone has any information on long term insurance for someone with osteoporosis, please let me know.

: Thank you,

: George
George;
All companies are concerned with a diagnosis of osteoporosis. A diagnosis by itself is not however, an automatic decline. Most companies will ask if there has been a history of fractures and they will probably look at your most recent Bone Desity Test results. If you've been diagnosed and have been on a medication such as fosamax, improvements in Bone Density Test results are common after 12-18 months.

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Re: Long Term Insurance : : If anyone has any information on long term insurance for someone with osteoporosis, please let me know. : : Thank you, : : George : George; : All companies are concerned with a diagnosis of osteoporosis. A diagnosis by itself is not however, an automatic decline. Most companies will ask if there has been a history of fractures and they will probably look at your most recent Bone Desity Test results. If you've been diagnosed and have been on a medication such as fosamax, improvements in Bone Density Test results are common after 12-18 months.

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