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**Medical Examination: A Necessity or Not?**

In the realm of health insurance, the concept of pre-medical tests has always been a topic of debate. While some argue that these tests are essential to determine the health status of individuals and assess the risk involved in providing coverage, others believe that such tests can be an unnecessary burden, especially for those diagnosed with serious illnesses like cancer. In the case of cancer patients, the need for a pre-medical test becomes even more questionable, as their medical condition is already known and diagnosed. Therefore, it can be argued that for individuals diagnosed with cancer, a pre-medical test should not be mandatory to avail a health insurance policy.

One of the key reasons why a pre-medical test may not be necessary for cancer patients is the unique cover provided by health insurance policies designed specifically for them. These policies are specially crafted to cater to the needs of individuals diagnosed with cancer, offering coverage for both cancer-related and non-cancer ailments. The focus of these policies is to provide comprehensive medical expenses coverage, ensuring that cancer patients receive the necessary treatment and care without any additional financial burden.

Another important aspect of these specialized policies is the provision of a lump sum cover for recurrence of cancer, metastasis, and/or a second malignancy unrelated to the first cancer. This lump sum cover ensures that cancer patients have the financial support they need in case their condition worsens or if they develop another form of cancer. By providing this lump sum cover, insurance companies acknowledge the unpredictable nature of cancer and aim to alleviate the financial strain that may arise from its recurrence or metastasis.

Furthermore, these policies also offer hospice care, which focuses on the quality of life of cancer patients who are at the advanced life-limiting stages of the disease. Hospice care provides compassionate support and medical assistance to ensure that patients receive the best possible care during this challenging phase. By including hospice care in their policies, insurance companies demonstrate their commitment to the well-being and comfort of cancer patients, further highlighting the need to prioritize their needs over unnecessary pre-medical tests.

In conclusion, considering the requirements of people diagnosed with cancer, a pre-medical test is not mandatory to avail a health insurance policy. The unique cover, lump sum cover, and hospice care provided by specialized policies for cancer patients ensure that they receive the necessary medical treatment and support without the added burden of pre-medical tests. By focusing on the specific needs of cancer patients, insurance companies can play a crucial role in easing the financial and emotional strain associated with this devastating disease.

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