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First documentHealth Insurance for HIV-Positive Individuals: Coverage GuideOpen original ↗
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What is Covered in Health Insurance for HIV-Positive Individuals?
Pre and Post-Hospitalisation: Expenses incurred for tests and medicines 30 to 60 days before and after a hospital stay. This benefit recognises that treatment doesn’t start or end at admission and discharge. It helps cover diagnostic tests, follow-up consultations, and recovery medications that are part of the overall treatment cycle.
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What is Covered?
Pre- and Post-Hospitalisation: Medical expenses incurred before and after hospitalisation, generally for a specific period (e.g., 30 days before and 60 days after).