"has been insured" is a correct sentence in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been covered by an insurance policy. For example, "The property has been insured against fire and theft."
Ask if house has been insured continuously, as some insurers doesn't not like to insure houses that have been without insurance for any length of time.
HIPAA further prohibits discrimination against patients by insurers for pre-existing conditions if the patient has been insured for at least 18 months.
Mr. Concepcion has worked in the apartment building since 1993 and has been insured through his union.
Mr. Gentili's grandson, Lionel Salem, said the family planned to auction the painting, which has been insured for $2.5 million, at Christie's in New York on June 6.
Mr. Reiter has been insured by Aetna for the last 10 years and said he had generally "just grinned and bore it" when his benefit statements showed the insurer was paying only a fraction of his actual out-of-network medical bills.
"I see ridiculous stories about my butt, like how it has been insured," Kardashian says, referring to a long line of rumors.
The inclusion criteria were that the participant must (i) have been insured at least for 1 year in the insurance scheme, and (ii) have used a health facility accredited by the NHIS during the three years preceding the survey.
When you pass your test, if you have been insured in your car as a leaner your insurance will now be invalid-do not drive it until you upgrade your insurance.
That's partly because I've been insured in the Netherlands, where an all-private universal health-insurance system works very well (and costs about 40% less than American insurance).
Thus, the design was an open insurance cohort, and in total 926 005 people had been insured, representing a total of 3.3 million person-years (PYAR).
