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First documentHealth Insurance Plans: Buy Online @ ₹15.12/Day* | ManipalCignaOpen original ↗

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Second documentHealth Insurance Checklist for First-Time BuyersOpen original ↗

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First paragraph45 words

Inclusions: What Health Insurance Typically Covers

Health insurance typically covers in-patient hospitalisation, day-care procedures, pre and post hospitalisation expenses, and a range of related medical costs, with many plans extending to AYUSH treatment, domiciliary care, health check-ups, and more, all subject to the sum insured and policy terms.

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Second paragraph55 words

Introduction

Health insurance typically covers hospitalization, surgeries, doctors' fees, and other related healthcare costs, including day-care procedures, pre- and post-hospitalization expenses, and sometimes preventive healthcare. For first-time buyers, understanding the basics of health insurance and having a well-thought-out checklist is essential to making an informed decision that best suits their needs.

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Coverage for Hospitalisation Expenses

At its core, health insurance covers the cost of in-patient hospitalisation, the room you stay in, the surgeon and specialist fees, operation theatre charges, nursing, investigations, medicines, and related medical expenses incurred during treatment, up to your sum insured and as per policy terms.

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Second paragraph55 words

Introduction

Health insurance typically covers hospitalization, surgeries, doctors' fees, and other related healthcare costs, including day-care procedures, pre- and post-hospitalization expenses, and sometimes preventive healthcare. For first-time buyers, understanding the basics of health insurance and having a well-thought-out checklist is essential to making an informed decision that best suits their needs.

First paragraph47 words

What are the main types of insurance plans?

Insurance broadly spans life insurance, health insurance, motor insurance, and property or general insurance. Within health insurance, you will find individual and family floater plans, senior citizen cover, critical illness and disease-specific plans, top-up and super top-up plans, personal accident cover, and group plans.

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Second paragraph29 words

What are the different types of health insurance?

There are several types of health insurance plans, including individual health insurance, family floater plans, senior citizen health insurance, critical illness insurance, and top-up/super top-up plans.

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How much health insurance cover do I need?

Choose a sum insured that could comfortably meet a serious hospitalisation in a good hospital in your city, with headroom for medical inflation. Larger families and metropolitan cities generally warrant higher cover. Use the coverage calculator to arrive at a suitable level for your situation.

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Second paragraph20 words

Choosing the Right Sum Insured

Opt for a sum insured that adequately covers rising medical costs, especially in metro cities where treatment expenses are higher.

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The Main Types of Insurance Plans

Life insurance secures your family’s financial future; motor insurance covers vehicles; property and general insurance protect assets and liabilities. Within health insurance itself, you will find individual and family floater plans, senior citizen cover, critical illness and disease-specific plans, top-up and super top-up plans, personal accident cover, and group plans, the very range explored throughout this page. Recognising these categories helps you build a rounded protection plan in which health insurance plays its essential part. Explore the types of health insurance plans described above to choose what fits you.

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Second paragraph29 words

What are the different types of health insurance?

There are several types of health insurance plans, including individual health insurance, family floater plans, senior citizen health insurance, critical illness insurance, and top-up/super top-up plans.