Individuals
A personal plan with hospitalization, daycare procedures, and ambulance cover sized to your needs.
Cashless Health Insurance
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Health Plan Highlights
Who It's For
A personal plan with hospitalization, daycare procedures, and ambulance cover sized to your needs.
One policy covering spouse, children, and parents. Shared sum insured keeps premiums lower than separate plans.
Plans designed for ages 60+. Higher sum insured, wider pre-existing disease cover, and domiciliary treatment.
Health Coverage Lines
Dedicated sum insured for a single individual, offering cashless hospitalization, daycare treatment, and pre/post-hospitalization cover.
Single shared sum insured covering self, spouse, children, and parents under a cost-effective combined family umbrella.
Specialized health protection for parents aged 60+, featuring reduced waiting periods, annual health checkups, and pre-existing condition cover.
Lump-sum cash payout upon diagnosis of listed critical conditions like cancer, heart attack, stroke, or kidney failure.
IRDAI Protection Guidelines
Choose a sum insured of at least ₹10 Lakh to ₹1 Crore considering healthcare inflation in urban Indian hospitals.
Answers to common questions about cashless network claims, Section 80D tax deductions, pre-existing diseases, and sum insured options.
Health insurance covers hospital room rent, ICU expenses, surgery costs, doctor consultations, pre-hospitalization (typically 30-60 days), post-hospitalization (60-90 days), daycare procedures, and ambulance charges up to the selected sum insured.
Present your health card and ID at an empaneled network hospital. The hospital's insurance desk submits a pre-authorization form, and the insurer or TPA verifies and settles covered medical bills directly with the hospital.
Yes. Under IRDAI guidelines, pre-existing diseases (like diabetes or hypertension) are covered after a standard waiting period of 1 to 3 years, provided all conditions were declared at the time of policy purchase.
You can claim deductions up to ₹25,000 for health insurance premiums paid for yourself and family (₹50,000 if senior citizens), plus an additional ₹25,000 to ₹50,000 for policies covering dependent parents.
Most insurers do not require pre-policy medical checkups for individuals under 45 or 50 years of age choosing sum insured levels up to ₹10 Lakh, provided no severe medical history is declared in the proposal form.
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