This pandemic is a harsh reminder that no #healthinsurance is not an option.

Have heard of families getting financially ruined because of COVID related hospitalization cost.

In this thread I'm covering 10 vital aspects to consider before buying Health Insurance Policy.
1. Maximum Coverage

There are several crucial points like the room rent, ambulance cover, etc. which have an expense limit associated with it in TnC of the policy.

Choose a plan which covers all the essential pointers and an extensive range of diseases.
2. Claim Process

Research company’s background, the network of hospitals, settlement process, company’s management, claim settlement ratio etc.

Also check sublimit clause, inclusions & exclusions.
3. Network Hospitals

Insurance cos. have tie-up with various hospitals. Insured can avail cashless treatment at these facilities.

At other hospitals, you've to pay first & claim later.

Go for an insurer which can offer a high number of network hospitals.
4. Age criteria

You must check min. & max. entry age limit criterion.

While purchasing a policy, keep in mind the age of the member to be insured, specially the eldest member.

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5. Pre/Post Hospitalization Coverage

You visit the doctor, undergo tests & buy medicines, before & after the treatment at the hospital.

Get an insurance plan that covers all the expenses incurred during these periods.
6. Health Check-ups

The cost of health check-up tests is huge. Buy a policy which ensures free health check-ups.

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7. Maternity Benefit

Pregnancy costs have also gone up with the other increasing medical costs.

For women, it is necessary to buy a plan which offers these benefits.

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8. Waiting Period Clause

This clause applies to pre-existing illnesses like blood pressure, arthritis thyroid, etc & the insurer does not accept any claim arising against it before a specific period of time.

Compare and choose a policy which comes with a minimum waiting period
9. Renewability

Old age is the time when these diseases and illnesses strike us the most as compared to when you are young.

Look for an insurance plan which can offer a lifetime renewal scheme or at least for as long as possible.
10. Existing Customer Reviews

Today, we check reviews before buying anything online, so why not before purchasing a policy.

Agents will only highlight the positive side of the brand. Do your research & read customer reviews.
I shall be glad to answer questions related to health insurance here.

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