Company that Will Issue??
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Arthur Rudnick
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previously posted by blemer
Tough one........
No good for Genworth, MedAmerica, Transamerica, John Hancock & Mutual of Omaha.
Not sure what other carriers are in ND.
Usually someone that over weight has various other medical conditions they're dealing with
Tough one........
No good for Genworth, MedAmerica, Transamerica, John Hancock & Mutual of Omaha.
Not sure what other carriers are in ND.
Usually someone that over weight has various other medical conditions they're dealing with
Maybe State Life on a hybrid policy? Speaking with a guy today. Wife 5'6", 290 and State Life issued them a policy in 2011.
Arthur Rudnick
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previously posted by ltcadviser
Good thing she got a policy 3 years ago. I hear she's now 6'2" & 346
Good thing she got a policy 3 years ago. I hear she's now 6'2" & 346
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Charlie456
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GTL Critical Care - not LTCi but no weight chart.
At that build she could cut out sodium for a day, weigh first thing in the morning and probably make weight.
It's not necessarily what she weighs today. It's what is in her medical records....and they will average the wt over a period of time.
Suggest you see what the doctor lists her at, and go from there. Obviously if the nurse comes out....assuming she is old enough for that to occur, you still want to make the cut. Let's say she is under 60....and no nurse visit required with someone like MOO. She can list whatever she wants on the ap for ht/wt....as we all know that women's weight tends to fluctuate. You still run the risk of them verifying. At the end of the day, you want to remain honest.
