Any insurer will want to evaluate any indicators that are considered a risk. These risk factors will determine how much your premiums will be. An insurer may want access to your health records or a letter from your GP, and may also want to look into any pre-existing medical condition you have that may be related to or affect your Long QT Syndrome. Generally speaking, due to the high risk nature of the condition, it is unlikely that you will get cover with standard terms with Long QT Syndrome. However, if you haven’t had a family history of sudden death as a result of Long QT Syndrome, do not have a pacemaker or defibrillator fitted and have a stable ECG and heart rate, you are more likely to be accepted for cover.



