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Health Insurance - Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Health insurance coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions, exclusions, waiting periods, sub-limits, co-payments, deductibles and underwriting guidelines. Benefits, add-ons, discounts and eligibility criteria vary by product, plan, sum insured, age and family composition. Certain products provide fixed benefit payouts and are not indemnity-based reimbursement policies.

Applicable UINs:
Health Infinity – RELHLIP23120V042223 | Health Gain UIN: INIHLIP26040V042526 | Health Super Top-Up – RELHLIP21617V012021 | Health Global – IRDAN103RP0001V01202324 | Personal Accident 360Shield – RELPAIP25035V022425 | Hospi Care – RELHLIP20027V012021

For detailed disclosures, premium illustrations and coverage limitations, please refer to the Health Insurance Disclaimer page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How much coverage should I have for my health insurance in Maharashtra?

The amount of coverage of your health insurance will depend on your needs and finances. However, it is recommended to have a base sum insured that is 50% of your annual income. You can also buy basic health insurance and buy a top-up plan to increase coverage.

How can I save money on taxes with health insurance?

Under section 80D, you can claim deductions for yourself, your partner, your children and your parents. Additionally, section 80DDB gives you deductions for health insurance and expenses for critical illness, and expenses for yourself or a disabled individual under section 80DD.

How can I stay healthy in Maharashtra?

The best way to stay healthy in Maharashtra is to focus on nutrition and engaging in physical activity. Limit eating processed foods and stay hydrated to combat the rising temperatures. Prioritising sleep and taking care of stress will also help in staying healthy.

What are pre-and post-hospitalisation expenses in health insurance?

Pre- and post-hospitalisation expenses include tests, diagnostic tests, and consultations conducted before you are hospitalised. Post-hospitalisation expenses are incurred after your surgery or hospital stay, to monitor your status.

At what age should I buy health insurance?

There is no minimum age limit to buy health insurance, but ideally, you can start in your early 20s. The sooner you buy health insurance for yourself, the better. Not only will you get lower premiums because you are not likely to fall sick and make a claim, but you will also get no-claim bonuses. You can also complete the waiting period to make claims.

What should I consider before buying health insurance?

Before buying health insurance, estimate how many people you want to cover under the policy, the coverage you want and the duration of your plan. When comparing plans, look over the inclusions, exclusions, waiting period, and limits on expenses. Check how much you have to pay as a premium, if there are any network hospitals near you and what the claim settlement ratio is.

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