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FAQs
What documents are needed for claim filing? You usually require the claim form, hospital bills, discharge summary, diagnostic reports, prescriptions, pharmacy receipts, KYC documents and, in the instances of reimbursement, a cancelled cheque. Depending on the treatment, additional documents might be demanded.
Do all health insurance plans include pre-hospitalisation?
What documents are needed for claim approval? Normally, you will require consultation notes, test reports, prescriptions, original bills, hospitalisation records, discharge summary, and a claim form. The documents assist in confirming that the costs were medically necessary and associated with the hospitalisation.
What documents are needed for claim filing?
You usually require the claim form, hospital bills, discharge summary, diagnostic reports, prescriptions, pharmacy receipts, KYC documents and, in the instances of reimbursement, a cancelled cheque. Depending on the treatment, additional documents might be demanded.
Do all health insurance plans include pre-hospitalisation?
What documents are needed for claim approval? Normally, you will require consultation notes, test reports, prescriptions, original bills, hospitalisation records, discharge summary, and a claim form. The documents assist in confirming that the costs were medically necessary and associated with the hospitalisation.
5. Settlement of the Claim
After approval, the insurer transfers the approved amount directly to your bank account. Reimbursement claims usually take longer than cashless claims, but give you the flexibility to choose any hospital.
Reimbursement Claim
In the case of reimbursement, the pre-hospitalisation costs are paid initially, and all the applicable bills and documents are provided following the hospitalisation. After approval, the insurer deposits the amount that you are eligible to receive into your bank account.