Reply #42: That's not correct [View All]

[Yupster]

First each insurance company sets its own standards on what it requires, and second it depends also on the answers on the medical questionnaire. On a $ 100,000 policy, one person could get visited by a nurse and another not. The difference might be because one peron fell outside the company's height and weight boundaries, or one person wrote that they had a cholestoral problem. With AIDS, insurance companies are now requiring blood draws from many more people than they did a generation ago, and this typically means a person going to your house.