Originally Posted by
MoAlpha
I'm no lawyer, but I think insurers would be within their rights to deny reimbursement for treatment directly related to COVID to people who have been offered vaccination and refused without medical justification. That's not at all the same as denying care and insurers pick and chose what they'll reimburse all the time.
That's not my area, but absent some legislation, I believe an insurer can put whatever exclusions they wish in a policy since insurance policies are just contracts between the company and the insured. The insured always has the choice of whether or not to buy the policy.
Boat policies don't have to cover racing. Car policies don't have to cover offroad or track use. Medical policies can exclude pregnancy. Etc.