Tata AIG is the best one. Agents don't recommend it. May be commission is less. Read the policy document, its the most simple and short one. Not too many ifs and buts.
HDFC ERGO optima doesn't have modern treatments claim settlement in their policy wording..in future everything would b robotic..which is not covered by HDFC
This is blatant misinformation. IRDAI mandates modern treatment coverage. Also Optima Secure doesn't impose any sublimits on the coverage either. This is easily verifiable even if it's not listed in the policy document. Please talk to an expert advisor before making such blanket statements
That's unfortunate to hear but as we said, our experience has been great with the team- be it policy features or claim settlement. There may be 1 or 2 outliers. But, in our experience, HDFC Ergo is one of the best in the market.
Many customers are given single room despite having no room rent limit. Insurance companies have "mou" with hospitals for single pvt room. Which companies are better in this aspect?
He said "Care" don't discriminate... But truth is Care doesn't issue policy if one is having any Pre Existing Diseases and he discloses it in proposal form. Care's actual intention is one with PED shouldn't disclose about it in proposal form so that they will issue the policy, get the premium & reject the claim.
Thank you Ajay and Kavya & team ditto😇 for the Great informative contents. Keep doing the Awesome Work. I was highly impress with Niva Bupa Aspire Plan with maternity cover but this Video Completely changed my mind. I have Booked a Free call that schedule on Sun Feb 11, 2024. Awaiting for the Call.
While declaring PEDs should we also declare pregency (normal delivery) and Gestational BP during pregnancy (& recovered later). Should we also declare the newborn jaundice (which is quite common among babies) in PEDs????
Normal pregnancy is something which need not be declared. But Gestational BP and newborn Jaundice is something better to be declared. Since these are minor conditions it usually should'nt impact the issuance but it's better to declare them to be on the safer side during claims.
@@dittoinsurance incase, if we had purchased an insuranse without disclosing these, is there a way where we can go back and negotiate and add waiting period to those illness or can we port the policy to a different insurer and mention these while porting or is ditching the existing and buying a new policy is the solution to this??
They call themselves as care medical isurance but doesn't care to cover india's 2 nd greatest hospital for orthopedic like ganga . How come a insurance company is best when it doesn't cover all best hospitals throughout india
What if someone has already hidden his pre existing disease in policy and its 3-4 years running? That person did not disclose PED as he was guided that PED will be taken care of automatically after the waiting period so its not important to disclose. What should one do now to disclose his PED to insurer??? PED was detected 7-8 years ago and policy was taken 3 years ago. Wont his policy be terminated? Or will company reconsider it ? Please tell in details. What's the way out?
If the insurance company finds out about undisclosed pre-existing conditions that were later disclosed to the treating doctor, they may indeed deny the claim based on the non-disclosure. However, porting the policy to another provider and disclosing the pre-existing conditions can be a viable option to obtain coverage moving forward. When switching to a new insurance provider, it's crucial to disclose all relevant information, including pre-existing conditions, accurately and transparently. This will ensure that the new policy is based on correct information and may increase the likelihood of coverage for those conditions. It's also essential to carefully review the terms and conditions of the new policy, especially regarding coverage for pre-existing conditions. Understanding any waiting periods or exclusions related to pre-existing conditions will help manage expectations and avoid potential claim rejections in the future.
@@kirubag thanks for this detailed reply. Won't be it a doubt for new insurer that I didn't disclose my ped to the previous insurer? Should I take the new policy by disclosing my ped or should I port ? And which company is best in terms of giving claims and good service?
I'm not affiliated with the medical insurance field, but I recommend reaching out to aggregators like PolicyBazaar or Ditto for assistance. Personally, I've had a positive experience with Even healthcare. They offer a one-year waiting period for pre-existing diseases and no waiting period for all other illnesses. They also provide options for OPD coverage and various medical tests such as blood tests, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, etc. I recently made a successful claim for dengue worth ₹50,000, and the process was seamless.
I don't know if it was hidden intentionally. But similar issue I had recently. My father bought a family floater plan in March 2021 and forgot to mention about his Kidney Stone surgery which was done back in 2014. At the time of renewal I just casually asked the agent about any PEDs we have in policy and asked him to add this surgery. Then within 4-5 working days the company added Urolithiasis in the PED. (Niva Bupa)
Hello mam , I am NITHIN (27) , back in 2018 I was diagnosed with T-cell leukaemia (cancer), and my treatment was completed in 2020 (including tablets). Now (2024) I am cancer free for more than three years and now I am planning to by health insurance , SHOULD I MENTION PRE-EXISTING CONDITION ? Will I be insured.
Hi Nithin. Great to hear that you are cancer-free! You definitely have to declare it as it is a pre-existing condition even though it is now cured. Since you have been cancer free for more than 3 years now you are eligible for applying health insurance. But unfortunately, you won't be able to go with comprehensive options because of your previous cancer history.
@dittoinsurance can you also help in buying policy for my kid with OCI? we are NRI people with our kid being usa citizen and would like to purchase a plan. recently i reached out to someone in ditto and she said they cant help with folks with OCI…can you please confirm
Faults are all of clients they say. How to be unloyal with good English command, are all they teach in MBA corricullam.we will get more such sponsored videos in future.
Hey Anmol, we'll be covering them in future videos. In the meantime, kindly use this tool to understand other policies in detail - joinditto.in/health-insurance/
Nothing is incorrect. Better you correct yourself. Tell where is mentioned in policy wordings that in optima secure modern treatment is covered..It is not at all covered. hence no value of this plan for future where everything will be done by modern treatment.
Modern treatments are covered in all policies as outlined by IRDAI. Here is the exact wording from the "Standardization Guidelines". Here is the excerpt To ensure that the policyholders are not denied availability of health insurance coverage to Modern Treatment Methods Insurers shall ensure that the followingtreatment procedures shall not be excluded in the health insurance policycontracts. These Procedures shall be covered (wherever medically indicated)either as in-patient or as part of domiciliary hospitalization or as day care treatment in a hospital.
@@sks5970 HDFC ERGO top officials they themselves accepted the fact that modern treatments are not covered in their policy wordings. However I vl highly appreciate you to attach the link of IRDA circular mentioning this clarification on modern treatments. Thanks
@@sunilagrawal1844 I just spoke to HDFC Ergo and they confirmed on record that they cover modern treatments. To find the IRDAI guidelines, you can Google "Guidelines on Standardization of Exclusions in Health Insurance Contracts". And search Modern treatments.
At the time of cashless claim settlement they will reject the claim for modern treatment as it's not mentioned in policy clause/wordings. That time patient can not ask them that some executive confirmed it on telephone. As for as IRDA guidelines are concerned they will say go to court. Otherwise they would have mentioned in their policy wordings like most of other health insurance companies have mentioned in their policy wordings very clearly.
@@sunilagrawal1844They cannot do this. If they have to deny a claim, then they have to explicitly mention as an exclusion. Otherwise the default position is that it is covered. This is how health insurance works.
That's true....I have same plan....and also taken OPD rider.....Till two years every OPD bill along with medicine and test has been approved without any problem. Till now never have experience of hospitalization claim. I hope I never used it to.
Tata AIG is the best one. Agents don't recommend it. May be commission is less. Read the policy document, its the most simple and short one. Not too many ifs and buts.
Very knowledgeable video Ajay! Kudos to the team for putting this on YT
We'll pass on your appreciation to Ajay!
Amazing to see Ajay, a good friend from my college sharing his insights.
This video is sponsored by HDFC😂
HDFC Energy also offers plans for diabetes from day 1
Pls include plans from ICICI Lombard for review
video is sponsored by hdfc else why tata aig not in the list?
HDFC ERGO optima doesn't have modern treatments claim settlement in their policy wording..in future everything would b robotic..which is not covered by HDFC
This is incorrect, please don't spread misinformation. The plan name is optima secure.
This is blatant misinformation. IRDAI mandates modern treatment coverage. Also Optima Secure doesn't impose any sublimits on the coverage either. This is easily verifiable even if it's not listed in the policy document.
Please talk to an expert advisor before making such blanket statements
Itna. Zyada innovation aane mein abhi bahot time hain.. tab tk humlog bhi nahi rahenge
If that becomes normal everyone will include in plan not only HDFC
Please share IRDA annual report. To justify your information.
Hdfc ergo paying high commission just few days before news. My personal experience with hdfc was very horrible. Please be an ethical advisor.
Can u give details regarding what you have experienced with them?
That's unfortunate to hear but as we said, our experience has been great with the team- be it policy features or claim settlement. There may be 1 or 2 outliers. But, in our experience, HDFC Ergo is one of the best in the market.
Yup hdfc ergo is best health insurance provider
These youtubers all do paid reviews.
Hdfc ergo is best when it comes to health insurance payment as per my experience
Many customers are given single room despite having no room rent limit.
Insurance companies have "mou" with hospitals for single pvt room.
Which companies are better in this aspect?
Helpful video, thank you!
Tata AIG not in the list?
He said "Care" don't discriminate... But truth is Care doesn't issue policy if one is having any Pre Existing Diseases and he discloses it in proposal form. Care's actual intention is one with PED shouldn't disclose about it in proposal form so that they will issue the policy, get the premium & reject the claim.
Thank you Ajay and Kavya & team ditto😇 for the Great informative contents. Keep doing the Awesome Work.
I was highly impress with Niva Bupa Aspire Plan with maternity cover but this Video Completely changed my mind.
I have Booked a Free call that schedule on Sun Feb 11, 2024. Awaiting for the Call.
how it went ?
Why ICICI Lombard is not in your list shoking 😮
Coz they are not partnering with ICICI Lombard 😂
Because they don't sell it 😂
@@sumanhaloi5218 ditto doesn't partner with acko also
I have heard ICICI claim experience is really good?
@@ramkumarpandey4865
Sir, are you sure ICICI Lombard has a good claim settlement
While declaring PEDs should we also declare pregency (normal delivery) and Gestational BP during pregnancy (& recovered later).
Should we also declare the newborn jaundice (which is quite common among babies) in PEDs????
Normal pregnancy is something which need not be declared. But Gestational BP and newborn Jaundice is something better to be declared. Since these are minor conditions it usually should'nt impact the issuance but it's better to declare them to be on the safer side during claims.
@@dittoinsurance incase, if we had purchased an insuranse without disclosing these, is there a way where we can go back and negotiate and add waiting period to those illness or can we port the policy to a different insurer and mention these while porting or is ditching the existing and buying a new policy is the solution to this??
Do you help with new insurance only? Or renewals as well?
New plans, renewals, claims--everything! In fact, if you already have a current plan, we can review them for you- free of cost
Hey. I will be splitting family floater policy into individual ones at the time of renewal. Can I do it with Ditto?@@dittoinsurance
Can you make a detailed video covering the each section of policy wordings for Hdfc ergo optima secure?👀
Actually, we have covered HDFC Optima Secure- ruclips.net/video/NZAWayAONXE/видео.html
Excellent 👍
They call themselves as care medical isurance but doesn't care to cover india's 2 nd greatest hospital for orthopedic like ganga . How come a insurance company is best when it doesn't cover all best hospitals throughout india
What if someone has already hidden his pre existing disease in policy and its 3-4 years running?
That person did not disclose PED as he was guided that PED will be taken care of automatically after the waiting period so its not important to disclose.
What should one do now to disclose his PED to insurer???
PED was detected 7-8 years ago and policy was taken 3 years ago.
Wont his policy be terminated?
Or will company reconsider it ?
Please tell in details.
What's the way out?
If the insurance company finds out about undisclosed pre-existing conditions that were later disclosed to the treating doctor, they may indeed deny the claim based on the non-disclosure. However, porting the policy to another provider and disclosing the pre-existing conditions can be a viable option to obtain coverage moving forward.
When switching to a new insurance provider, it's crucial to disclose all relevant information, including pre-existing conditions, accurately and transparently. This will ensure that the new policy is based on correct information and may increase the likelihood of coverage for those conditions.
It's also essential to carefully review the terms and conditions of the new policy, especially regarding coverage for pre-existing conditions. Understanding any waiting periods or exclusions related to pre-existing conditions will help manage expectations and avoid potential claim rejections in the future.
@@kirubag thanks for this detailed reply.
Won't be it a doubt for new insurer that I didn't disclose my ped to the previous insurer?
Should I take the new policy by disclosing my ped or should I port ?
And which company is best in terms of giving claims and good service?
I'm not affiliated with the medical insurance field, but I recommend reaching out to aggregators like PolicyBazaar or Ditto for assistance. Personally, I've had a positive experience with Even healthcare. They offer a one-year waiting period for pre-existing diseases and no waiting period for all other illnesses. They also provide options for OPD coverage and various medical tests such as blood tests, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, etc. I recently made a successful claim for dengue worth ₹50,000, and the process was seamless.
I don't know if it was hidden intentionally. But similar issue I had recently. My father bought a family floater plan in March 2021 and forgot to mention about his Kidney Stone surgery which was done back in 2014. At the time of renewal I just casually asked the agent about any PEDs we have in policy and asked him to add this surgery. Then within 4-5 working days the company added Urolithiasis in the PED. (Niva Bupa)
What is the source of "No of Complaints" data ?
Why you are not saying about Star Health the big company and Bajaj Allianz whose is going high then HDFC
Star 3rd class company
@@sumanta8734 why brother
Star health is the worst
Don't buy starhealth policy. They used to be a good company. Of late they're the worst company.
@@koushiksutradhar5152which health should I buy?
Hello mam , I am NITHIN (27) , back in 2018 I was diagnosed with T-cell leukaemia (cancer), and my treatment was completed in 2020 (including tablets). Now (2024) I am cancer free for more than three years and now I am planning to by health insurance , SHOULD I MENTION PRE-EXISTING CONDITION ? Will I be insured.
Hi Nithin. Great to hear that you are cancer-free!
You definitely have to declare it as it is a pre-existing condition even though it is now cured. Since you have been cancer free for more than 3 years now you are eligible for applying health insurance. But unfortunately, you won't be able to go with comprehensive options because of your previous cancer history.
@@dittoinsurancethank you
In that case what is the waiting period?
Acko health insurance is worst on showing that premium
Hey, what about ICICI LOMBARD?
Hey! We've reviewed ICICI Lombard on our channel. Check it out ruclips.net/video/0EJI00BQqCA/видео.html
@dittoinsurance can you also help in buying policy for my kid with OCI? we are NRI people with our kid being usa citizen and would like to purchase a plan. recently i reached out to someone in ditto and she said they cant help with folks with OCI…can you please confirm
Hfdc ergo is worst plz dont confuse investors
Very good info
👍 great
The guy in the video looks like Sandhanam
Faults are all of clients they say. How to be unloyal with good English command, are all they teach in MBA corricullam.we will get more such sponsored videos in future.
How is digit insurance company ?
I'm confused to see the Niva Bupa CSR, since in the doc it is given as 21-22: 62 22-23: 54.
irdai.gov.in/document-detail?documentId=4273788
Pg 326
That's ICR Ratio means claim amount released / premium received.
Niva bupa health companion plan covers mental illness like anxiety,depression
Mental health is covered if it is part of hospitalisation but regular doctor visits or therapy is something which is not covered.
make a video on manipal cigna
Noted
Why star health not even mentioned 😂
What about TATA AIG bajaj and otHERS
Hey Anmol, we'll be covering them in future videos. In the meantime, kindly use this tool to understand other policies in detail - joinditto.in/health-insurance/
Nothing is incorrect. Better you correct yourself. Tell where is mentioned in policy wordings that in optima secure modern treatment is covered..It is not at all covered. hence no value of this plan for future where everything will be done by modern treatment.
Modern treatments are covered in all policies as outlined by IRDAI. Here is the exact wording from the "Standardization Guidelines". Here is the excerpt
To ensure that the policyholders are not denied availability of health insurance coverage to Modern Treatment Methods Insurers shall ensure that the followingtreatment procedures shall not be excluded in the health insurance policycontracts. These Procedures shall be covered (wherever medically indicated)either as in-patient or as part of domiciliary hospitalization or as day care treatment in a hospital.
@@sks5970
HDFC ERGO top officials they themselves accepted the fact that modern treatments are not covered in their policy wordings.
However I vl highly appreciate you to attach the link of IRDA circular mentioning this clarification on modern treatments. Thanks
@@sunilagrawal1844 I just spoke to HDFC Ergo and they confirmed on record that they cover modern treatments.
To find the IRDAI guidelines, you can Google "Guidelines on Standardization of Exclusions in Health Insurance Contracts". And search Modern treatments.
At the time of cashless claim settlement they will reject the claim for modern treatment as it's not mentioned in policy clause/wordings. That time patient can not ask them that some executive confirmed it on telephone. As for as IRDA guidelines are concerned they will say go to court. Otherwise they would have mentioned in their policy wordings like most of other health insurance companies have mentioned in their policy wordings very clearly.
@@sunilagrawal1844They cannot do this. If they have to deny a claim, then they have to explicitly mention as an exclusion. Otherwise the default position is that it is covered. This is how health insurance works.
Niva Bupa is a shitty insurance company.They just drag the matters even after providing required info
Tamil guy for sure!
It seems to be paid promotion
U need a professional RUclips thumbnail designar and video seo s.... P?
Don't lie ditto only recommends care supreme 😂
Hey! We recommend plans based on people's needs & budget.
@@dittoinsurance yeah which care has lol
@@dittoinsurance bur why do u sell only hdfc ergo and care? There are more than 2 dozens health insurance companies??
Manipal cigna lifetime plan is best no one can compete that plan
Will you give factual reasons to justify your statement
you can check matrix and features betterthan niva bupa except their one feature carry forward@@sunilagrawal1844
That's true....I have same plan....and also taken OPD rider.....Till two years every OPD bill along with medicine and test has been approved without any problem. Till now never have experience of hospitalization claim. I hope I never used it to.
@@farhansufyan9988 I have done reimbursement claim and within 7 days all claim settled.No issues found.
What is source of complain volume ?? Pls share official link to verify
whats her Instagram? asking for a friend