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

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Second documentHealth Insurance Benefits Beyond Hospitalization: A Complete GuideOpen original ↗

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First paragraph47 words

What is OPD in health insurance?

OPD, or out-patient department cover, helps pay for medical costs that do not involve hospitalisation, such as doctor consultations, prescribed medicines, and diagnostics, subject to policy terms. It is often available as an add-on and can be useful for families with frequent routine medical needs.

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Second paragraph33 words

OPD and Outpatient Care Coverage

OPD or outpatient department coverage is one of the most useful but underrated benefits in modern policies. It pays for doctor consultations, medicines and routine diagnostic tests that do not require hospital admission.

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Day-Care Procedure Cover

A good plan covers a broad list of day-care procedures, modern treatments completed without a long admission. The wider the covered list, the better the plan keeps pace with how medicine is practised today.

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Second paragraph33 words

Day-Care Procedures and Modern Treatments

Older policies often required a 24-hour hospital admission to qualify for a claim. Modern plans include a wide list of day-care procedures, ensuring that newer, faster treatments are covered without dispute.

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Can I cancel my health insurance policy once it begins?

Yes. Soon after purchase, the free-look period lets you review the policy and cancel it for a refund as per the rules, subject to applicable deductions. Cancellation is also generally possible later, in line with the policy’s cancellation terms. Refer to your policy wording for the exact provisions.

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Second paragraph27 words

Are wellness programs worth using during the year?

Yes. Regular use can improve long-term health, may earn renewal discounts and turns the policy into an active wellbeing tool rather than a passive financial product.