Your insurer has requested a life insurance medical report to learn more about your health.Insurance underwriters are suspicious by nature; they’d love to take your word for it, but they’ve been around the block a few times now, and their spidey senses are telling them to seek clarification from your GP on a health condition you have disclosed.The reason for a PMAR is to check the history of a medical conditionwhen were you diagnosed,what were the symptoms,how has it been treated,have you been compliant with treatment,how have you responded to treatment,what’s the prognosisIn the past, the insurers requested a PMA for up to date readings such as blood pressure and cholesterol.Nowadays, they request you attend a nurse medical/screening where a trained nurse from the insurer visits you at a time and place of your choosing and takes readings and measurements.It’s cheaper and quicker than a PMA.