Plan A & B: Ages up to 69: Up to lesser of Medical Maximum or $100,000
Plan A & B: Ages 70-79: Up to lesser of Medical Maximum or $35,000,
Plan C: Ages up to 69: Up to the Medical Maximum
Plan C: Ages 70-79: Not Available

SUDDEN ONSET OF A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION - ($25,000 Maximum Limit for Medical Evacuations) SUDDEN ONSET OF A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION - The sudden and Unexpected outbreak or reoccurrence of a Pre-existing Condition(s), which occurs Unexpectedly and without advance warning either in the form of Physician recommendation or symptoms (which would have caused a prudent person to seek medical advice, attention or treatment), is short in duration, is rapidly progressive and requires urgent care. The Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition(s) must occur after the Effective Date of Coverage or Effective Date of insurance. Treatment for the Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition must be obtained within Twenty- Four (24) hours of the sudden and Unexpected outbreak or reoccurrence. A Pre- existing Condition that is a Congenital condition or that gradually gets worse over time will not be considered a "Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition".The Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition does not include coverage for known, scheduled, required, or expected medical care, drugs or Treatment existent or necessary prior to the Effective Date of Coverage or Effective Date of Insurance. The Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition does not include treatment after the initial stabilization of a covered or eligible benefit for "Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition".

Plan A & B: Ages up to 69: Up to lesser of Medical Maximum or $100,000
Plan A & B: Ages 70-79: Up to lesser of Medical Maximum or $35,000,
Plan C: Ages up to 69: Up to the Medical Maximum
Plan C: Ages 70-79: Not Available

SUDDEN ONSET OF A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION - ($25,000 Maximum Limit for Medical Evacuations) SUDDEN ONSET OF A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION - The sudden and Unexpected outbreak or reoccurrence of a Pre-existing Condition(s), which occurs Unexpectedly and without advance warning either in the form of Physician recommendation or symptoms (which would have caused a prudent person to seek medical advice, attention or treatment), is short in duration, is rapidly progressive and requires urgent care. The Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition(s) must occur after the Effective Date of Coverage or Effective Date of insurance. Treatment for the Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition must be obtained within Twenty- Four (24) hours of the sudden and Unexpected outbreak or reoccurrence. A Pre- existing Condition that is a Congenital condition or that gradually gets worse over time will not be considered a "Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition".The Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition does not include coverage for known, scheduled, required, or expected medical care, drugs or Treatment existent or necessary prior to the Effective Date of Coverage or Effective Date of Insurance. The Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition does not include treatment after the initial stabilization of a covered or eligible benefit for "Sudden Onset of a Pre-existing Condition".