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Aneurysm

Abnormal dilation of an artery.

Things to consider

  • Current age
  • Type of aneurysm
  • Location of aneurysm
  • Size of aneurysm
  • Diagnosis date
  • Treatment
  • Sequelae
  • Tobacco use
  • Blood pressure control

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What response can you expect?

Cerebral

With surgery and no sequelae
  • Within 6 months of the surgery:
 declined
  • More than 6 months since the surgery:
 flat extra premium from $1.00 to $3.00 per $1,000 of insurance
With surgery and sequelae: generally declined
Without surgery:
  • Without symptoms and single aneurysm:
 flat extra premium from $1,00 to $15,00 per $1,000 of insurance, or declined
  • With symptoms or multiple aneurysms:
 declined

Abdominal or thoracic

With surgery
  • Within 6 months of the surgery:
 declined
  • More than 6 months since the surgery:
 rated +50 to +150 or declined
Without surgery: declined
All cases: declined
Cerebral
With surgery and no sequelae
  • Within 6 months of the surgery:
 declined
  • More than 6 months since the surgery and single aneurysm:
 rated +25 to +75
  • More than 6 months since the surgery and multiple aneurysms:
 rated +50 to +125, or declined
With surgery and sequelae: declined
Without surgery
  • Without symptoms and single aneurysm:
 rated +25 to +100, or declined
  • With symptoms or multiple aneurysms:
 declined
Abdominal or thoracic: declined