What timeframe does the speaker give for insurers likely cancelling a policy if card info isn't updated?

Name: PSA - Pet Insurance and Credit Card #veterinarian #shorts
Uploaded: 2023-04-17T23:09:53+00:00
Duration: 46 s
Channel: Dr. Lera Clone
Description: Short PSA by veterinarian Dr. Lera Clone warning that if a pet insurance policyholder’s credit card on file expires, is lost, or stolen and the card…

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PSA - Pet Insurance and Credit Card #veterinarian #shorts

17 Apr 2023 · 1 min

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Short PSA by veterinarian Dr. Lera Clone warning that if a pet insurance policyholder’s credit card on file expires, is lost, or stolen and the card details aren’t updated within roughly 30–60 days, the insurer may cancel the policy. On reinstatement or renewal the insurer may treat illnesses that occurred while the policy lapsed as preexisting conditions and deny coverage, leaving the owner responsible for costs.

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Approximately 30 to 60 days.

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Hey, guys, did you know with Dr. Lara, did you know that if you have an insurance policy with a pet insurance company and your credit card expires, or you get your credit card stolen or your credit card gets lost and you don't update the information within a period, I think best case scenario, looking in between 30 to 60 days, the insurance company will most likely cancel your policy. And when you go to renew it or bring it back or reinforce, put it back in force, then the company will then potentially consider any of the illnesses that happened while you had your policy before as a preexisting condition and no longer eligible for coverage, which means you are now on the hook for it all, for all those things. So now you know, have a blessed day.