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Stay Covered, Stay Confident
Health insurance is a financial safety net that covers medical expenses arising from illness, injury, or hospitalization. It ensures that individuals and families have access to quality healthcare without the burden of high medical costs.
A good health insurance plan can cover everything from routine check-ups to emergency treatments, surgeries, and long term care. It also promotes preventive care and provides peace of mind in times of medical uncertainty.
Types of Health Insurance
Types of Health Insurance
Individual Health Insurance
Covers a single person and provides benefits like hospitalization, pre- and post-hospital care, and more. Ideal for individuals who want personalized coverage.
Family Floater Health Insurance
A single policy that covers the entire family spouse, children, and often parents under one sum insured. Cost-effective and easy to manage.
Senior Citizen Health Insurance
Designed specifically for people aged 60 and above. It includes benefits like coverage for pre-existing conditions, critical illnesses, and annual health check-ups.
Group Health Insurance
Offered by employers to their employees. It provides basic health coverage and sometimes includes maternity and outpatient benefits.
Critical Illness Insurance
Covers life-threatening diseases such as cancer, heart attack, kidney failure, and more. Pays a lump sum upon diagnosis, regardless of actual treatment cost.
Top-Up & Super Top-Up Plans
These plans offer additional coverage beyond the basic sum insured and are cost-effective ways to enhance existing health policies.
Key Benefits of Health Insurance
Key Benefits of Health Insurance
Cashless Treatment at network hospitals
Pre and Post-Hospitalization expenses covered
Tax Benefits under Section 80D
Ambulance Charges and other add-ons available
Important Things to Notice Before Taking a Health Insurance Policy
Important Things to Notice Before Taking a Health Insurance Policy
Coverage & Inclusions
Check what treatments, diseases, and services are covered.
Waiting Periods
Understand how long you must wait before certain conditions are covered.
Exclusions
Be aware of conditions, treatments, or situations not covered.
Pre-Existing Disease Clause
Know the coverage timeline for any existing health issues.
Sum Insured
Choose an amount sufficient for medical expenses in your city or region.
Cashless Network Hospitals
Ensure your preferred hospitals are in the insurer’s network.
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