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Insurance Risk

Meaning

Insurance Risk, in the context of hormonal health, refers to the potential for an insurance carrier to incur financial loss due to the high probability of an individual filing claims related to pre-existing or predicted endocrine, metabolic, or genetic conditions. This risk is assessed during the underwriting process, where an individual’s health data—including hormone levels, diagnostic history, or genetic markers for endocrine disorders—could be used to determine eligibility, premium cost, or coverage limitations. This mechanism can create barriers to care for those with complex hormonal needs.