Which of the following is a required uniform provision in individual health policies?

While changing the beneficiary is a common feature in many insurance policies, it is not a uniform provision required in individual health policies. This provision allows policyholders to designate who will receive benefits upon their death, but it does not relate directly to the health insurance coverage itself.

A physical examination may be required by insurers as part of the underwriting process for some health policies; however, it is not a uniform provision that applies to all individual health policies. Insurers may waive this requirement in certain circumstances or for specific policy types, making it inconsistent across the board.

The provision concerning illegal occupation typically states that coverage is not provided for injuries or illnesses resulting from illegal activities. While important, it is not a required uniform provision in individual health policies; rather, it is a standard exclusion that may vary among different policies.