White coat syndrome is a fear reaction that people have to doctors and nurses (hence the white coat) that causes their blood pressure to spike when one of these professionals takes readings. This presents several challenges both for the patient and doctor and also for the life insurance underwriter.
When talking with a client who has [...]
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