Did the command centre not have this angle? I get not wanting to get too involved, and I think that’s the right way to proceed, but this looks clear to me. #Riders#Alouettes#CFL
@AskManulife Both my cardiologist AND neurologist stated that I will experience no deficits in my future. However, my strokes will likely raise my premiums because your company will find any way to increase premiums to make more money.
@Manulife why does this company rely on BMI to evaluate the coverage of their clients. I am 6’0” and 220lbs (BMI 29.8) so technically I’m overweight and borderline obese… so my coverage may be denied because of their outdated evaluation process.
@AskManulife If my symptoms for a chronic medical condition were “resolved” then why do I still have to take this medication! I had 2 strokes in 2020 that were a result of a genetic condition. I am 100% recovered with no lasting impacts from my strokes.
@AskManulife I should be applauded for my efforts but your company will see that as a negative (increased BMI) and my premiums will go up. Second, after determining my medication and indication you asked, if my symptoms are “controlled or resolved”.
@AskManulife Well for one you are asking about weight and height which means you are calculating a persons BMI. BMI does not take into account muscle mass, bone density, and overall body composition. As someone who goes to the gym regularly I have more muscle mass than the average person.