A type of insurance which covers against loss of earning due to failure of machinery to operate because of an insured peril causing damage to the premises.
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Consequential loss insurance applicable to losses incurred during the tie a piece of machinery has been put out of commission by a described accident.

Insurance that covers lost earnings due to machinery failure due to an insured peril that damages the insured’s premises.

A way of measuring the treatment provided to a patient and the patient’s responses to each treatment.

A method of keeping track of a patient’s treatment and the response to that treatment.

This act makes the Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act apply to work involving the development of the natural resources of the outer continental shelf. A special endorsement, the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act Coverage Endorsement, amends workers compensation policies to provide coverage for this exposure.

A short explanation of benefits, coverage, exclusions, and premiums that is given to an applicant for insurance. This serves only as a summary and does not exclude all of the information the policy contract does.

A patient who does not reside in or have a bed in the hospital where he or she receives treatment.

Usually the Hospitalization indemnity products provide for reimbursement of expenses on hospitalization for minimum 24 hours. Now the Outpatient coverage is included in some form as part of the health insurance products through the efforts are still in the early stages.

An extension of coverage available from most D&ampO insurers for claims against directors and officers in their capacity as a director, officer or employee of another organization if the director or officer is serving in that outside position at the request of the insured company. Depending upon the specific provision purchased, this extension of coverage may apply to any outside position held by any insured director or officer, to only outside positions in non-profit entities, or to only outside positions in specifically scheduled outside entities. Outside position coverage typically applies only to the extent the director’s or officer’s loss is in excess of any insurance and indemnification available from the outside entity (i.e., double excess). Depending upon the ODL provision, the coverage may also be in excess of any indemnification available from the insured company (i.e., triple excess).