Sentences with phrase «cost of a hospitalisation»

«One should remember that a deductible in a top - up triggers only when the cost of a hospitalisation goes above the threshold.

«Lower cost of every hospitalisation will leave a larger balance in the sum insured in the policy for future hospitalisation within the policy period.»

The cost of hospitalisation is lower in smaller cities as opposed to metro cities.

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They take care of medical treatment costs incurred during hospitalisation due to serious accidents or critical illnesses.

The Daily Cash Insurance Policy provides one with fixed benefit for each day of hospitalisation irrespective of the actual medical cost in the event of illness, disease and accidental bodily injury.

This plan will offer life cover of Rs 1 lakh to the family in case of death, critical illness and other hospitalisation costs under Rs 20,000 - 30,000.

«The purpose of working out such package rates and stabilising the hospitalisation costs, will benefit the insured in many ways,» the four state - run general insurance companies — National Insurance Co, New India Assurance Co, Oriental Insurance Co and United India Insurance Co — said in a joint public notice.

The cost of treatment & hospitalisation has been sky rocketing over the years and a major illness of a family member can disbalance the financial stability of a family.

In - patient hospitalisation expenses including room rent, nursing charge, boarding charge, fees of surgeon, anaesthetist, medical practitioner, cost of drugs and medicines

It reimburses all the incurred expenses during treatment of the victim, including the medical expenses and hospitalisation costs while the insured remains free of this liability.

Critical illness (CI): On the very first diagnosis of any of the 34 critical illnesses covered under the plan, the policyholder receives a lump sum, made irrespective of actual treatment cost, immediate hospitalisation or other associated medical costs.

Hospitalisation Cover: Hospitalisation expenses are covered for a minimum of 24 hours (room rent, nursing and boarding charges, Surgeon, Anaesthetist, Medical Practitioner, Consultants, Specialist Fees, Cost of Medicines and Drugs).

Hospitalisation expenses for the covered diseases / accident including room, boarding and nursing expenses, ICU expenses, fees of surgeon, anaesthetist, medical practitioner, consultants, specialists fees, costs incurred on anesthesiology, blood, oxygen, pacemaker, artificial limbs, etcetera

The hospitalisation expenses accommodate several expenses like surgical appliances, other devices embedded internally, prosthetics, consumables and drugs, medicines, oxygen, blood, anaesthesia, operation theatre, ICU, and cost of lodging.

• Hospitalisation costs • Cost of medication • Recuperation aids • Day to day expenses like school fees, EMI's and bills • Any debts due to illness • Any lost income due to decreasing ability to earn

These days even a normal hospitalisation costs nothing less than a lakh of rupees, therefore health insurance becomes very important.

Generally, a cancer - specific insurance policy provides substantial cover for a whole range of costs associated with the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, including hospitalisation, chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, etc..

The package will include the cost of the treatment along with the room rents and hospitalisation expenses.

Additionally, the scheme allows for a transportation costs worth Rs 250 in case of hospitalisation.

For such contingencies, you will require a travel medical insurance plan that bears the medical expenses or hospitalisation costs on behalf of you.

This turns out to be a blessing in the event of sudden hospitalisation, as the policyholder can immediately approach any of the network hospitals and capitalise upon the health insurance plan - either by getting medical treatment at reasonable costs or by availing the cashless hospitalisation benefit.

There are cash plans that cover for the cost of travelling to a hospital or keeping a relative with the patient Taking a health plan does not mean all our expenses on hospitalisation is covered.

This policy covers medical costs arising out of illness or injury resulting in hospitalisation.