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Incorporating Blockchain in Health Insurance

Guest Contributor: Syed Madhat Ali E-mail: syed.ali21@bimtech.ac.in Disclaimer: Views expressed in the article are solely of the author. People having health insurance policies are often confronted with a maze of insurance jargon and the insurer’s cumbersome requirements while filing a claim for a treatment undergone by the insured. During the claim processing period, various parties are […]

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What is the meaning of The Health Insurance Policy?

The health insurance policy gives you coverage against hefty medical expenses that may arise due to sickness and accidental injury. In most cases, health insurance to people in the age group of 5 to 80 years. In some cases, children under five years are covered if their parents are also covered. Health insurance is a […]

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5 Reasons why Health Insurance claim see significant deductions

The health insurance claim is simply a request for payment, that the insured or the insured’s health care provider submits to the insurer for items or services covered in the health insurance plan. The insurer reviews the Insurance claim for its validity and only once approved, then paid out to the insured or requesting party […]

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Rating health insurance products

Published in Mint on, Jul 03, 2013, Written by Kapil Mehta As an insurance broker, I interact with health insurance buyers every day and come across their issues firsthand. The barrage of questions is overwhelming—Should I buy health insurance products or that? Is the private sector better or the public sector? Why was this claim […]

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Most health policies cover cataract after a waiting period

Published in Mint on, May 07, 2013, Written by Kapil Mehta Could you tell me if there is a health insurance policy that covers delivery procedures at a private hospital? My wife is in her sixth month of pregnancy. —Ashish Insurers will cover risk or an event only if there is some uncertainty around the […]

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It’s hard to get insured for an ailment after it’s diagnosed

Published in Mint on, Apr 23 2013, Written by Kapil Mehta I am a patient with paralysis. I want to buy health insurance. Is paralysis covered under pre-existing diseases? If not, what are my options? —SP It is hard to buy insurance for an ailment after it is diagnosed. Existing paralysis will be considered a […]

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Frequently asked questions related to Health Insurance?

Published in Mint on 30th Sept 2014, Written by Abhishek Bondia I am 30 years old and have a year-old daughter. My wife is a homemaker. What will be the right amount of health cover for my family? —S. Karuna At this young age, you have several options. Here is an approach to choosing the […]

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Larger family floater Policy better than individual top-up plans

Published in Mint on 7 April 2015, Written by Abhishek Bondia If I take a family floater policy of Rs.20 lakh. How will it be divided among family members? What combination will be suitable—a family floater or individual covers along with top-ups? What should be the term for it? —Ajit A family floater policy is […]

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Why Should Newly Married Couples Switch to Family Health Cover?

Marriage is a qualifying event in one’s life. Those people who are about to marry might be involved in their wedding preparations and focus on improving their lives. Even though it might not sound very exciting, it is time to review your finances if you are about to marry. With marriage comes double responsibility on […]

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