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What Is Not Covered By Private Medical Insurance?Private Medical Insurance plans do not cover chronic or critical illnesses which cannot be cured, for example multiple sclerosis, asthma or diabetes.However, if you suddenly fall ill unexpectedly with a chronic condition most PMI policies will pay the cost of treatment for stabilising your condition and returning you to your previous level of health if this is possible. Insurance policies have a list of exclusions and the most common among these include drug/alcohol abuse, self-inflicted injuries, gender reassignment, cosmetic surgery (except after a disfiguring illness or accident), organ transplants, private GP consultations, HIV and/or AIDS, injuries arising from dangerous sports, infertility, normal pregnancy and sterilisation treatment. Important: when you seek private medical treatment you must be referred by a GP - if you go straight to a private specialist then you will not be able to make a claim.
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