This chapter applies to individual policies of health insurance and its application varies with the types of benefit provided by a policy. For this purpose, the benefits which have been found to appear in individual policies of health insurance are classified as follows: Type 1: A benefit payable if an event involving a morbidity risk occurs or commences during the premium paying period of the policy. Most accident and health insurance benefits fall into this category. Type 2: A deferred benefit in the form of a payment at the expiration date of the policy or at a date specified instead of an expiration date. This payment may be defined as an amount equal to all or a stated portion of the accumulated premiums for the policy, with or without interest, or the amount may be defined without regard to the premiums. Type 3: A deferred periodic benefit providing for specified amounts payable at one or more specified times or intervals during the premium paying period. The specified amounts may be defined as equal to all or a stated portion of the premiums paid during a specified period, with or without interest, or the amounts of the payments may be defined without regard to the premiums.