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I became suddenly ill and went to a nearby doctor who is not insurance doctor. Can I get reimbursement for my bill?
Such bills are reimbursed only in cases where unavoidable circumstances forced insured persons to receive treatment from doctors who are not insurance doctors. You can be reimbursed for your bill if there were no insurance doctors near you.
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- The insured person died of an accident while a dependent family member was receiving medical treatment. Can this family member continue to receive the insurance benefit?（3619）