Define: Hospital Confinement

• Hospital Confinement means staying in a hospital as an in-patient for medical treatment on the advice of a physician, over a specified period of time. Seen in 28 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means staying as a registered in-patient in a hospital due to medical necessity and on the recommendation of a medical practitioner. Seen in 24 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means being admitted to a hospital ward. Seen in 11 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means a patient registered for a bed in a hospital, incurring a daily room charge. Seen in 8 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means admission to a hospital ward including general ward, high care ward, and special care units such as an ICU, where admission is medically necessary. Seen in 6 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means the insured person being duly registered and admitted as an in-patient in a hospital for more than a specified period of time. Seen in 5 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means confinement over a twenty-four-hour period for which the employee is charged a full day’s-rate for room and board, as a patient taking a bed in a hospital. Seen in 5 SEC filings
• Hospital Confinement means staying as a resident bed-patient at the hospital for a certain number of consecutive hours. Seen in 4 SEC filings

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Genie Definition 1

Hospital Confinement means being admitted and registered as an in-patient in a hospital for medical purpose.

Relevant Contract Types

• Health Insurance Agreements
• Employee Benefits Agreements
• Medical Services Contracts

Relevant Circumstances

• When an employee gets admitted to a hospital and applies for benefits
• During the negotiation of health insurance policies

Relevant Sectors

• Health Care
• Insurance

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