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the bank Health Policy is a customised the insurer health insurance product exclusively for the insurer account holders. Available only through the insurer's banking channel (Corporate Agent CA0004).
⚠️ Policy available to the bank account holders only· Requires active the insurer account
🏦🏥 group distribution

Exclusive for the insurer Account Holders — the insurer's Customised Health Insurance — ₹3L, ₹5L, ₹10L SI — Individual & Floater — Maternity ₹50,000· HIV/AIDS· Modern Treatments· Cataract Sub-Limits — No Room Rent Proportionate Deduction in ICU —
the bank Health Policy (this policy) —

The the bank Health Policy is the insurer's customised indemnity health insurance product created specifically for the insurer account holders. It combines the insurer's comprehensive hospitalisation coverage with the bank's banking convenience — auto-debit premium from your the bank account, three sum insured options (₹3L, ₹5L, ₹10L), individual and floater basis, maternity benefits, HIV/AIDS cover, mental illness, and 12 modern treatments. Available only through the insurer as the insurer's Corporate Agent.

✅ Exclusive for the bank Account Holders✅ SI: ₹3L / 5L / 10L✅ Individual + Floater✅ Maternity: ₹50,000 per Policy Period✅ HIV/AIDS + Mental Illness Covered✅ 12 Modern Treatments· Hazardous Sports✅ Cataract: 10% SI max ₹40,000/eye✅ ICU: No Proportionate Deduction
the insurer (Corporate Agent CA0004)· IRDAI  |  IRDAI Licensed Broker — Lic. No. 528
this policy
🏦the bank Health Policythe insurer × the bank· the bank Account Holders Only
💊₹3L / 5L / 10L SI — Individual + Floater
🤰Maternity ₹50,000 + Baby from birth — 2 deliveries
📞this policy Quote 022 4302 0000
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the insurer· IRDAI Prospectus· April 2026 the bank

What is the the bank Health Policy?

"Whereas the Proposer (who is an account holder in the insurer) designated in the Schedule hereto has by a Proposal.has applied to the insurer Ltd.for the insurance hereinafter set forth." The the bank Health Policy is a customised group health insurance product jointly offered by the insurer (the insurer, IRDAI ) and the insurer (Corporate Agent CA0004). It is an indemnity policy — reimbursing actual hospitalisation expenses or providing cashless treatment — available in three sum insured options and on both individual and floater basis.

Key Policy Details

  • — confirmed from IRDAI PDF URL and snippet. Product name "the bank Health Policy" confirmed from the insurer product page URL /products/all-products/health/the bank-national-health-policy). Updated/sites/default/files/2026-04/the bank%20Prospectus.pdf — April 2026 date in URL.
  • "Policies on individual basis, ₹1,500 for SI 3L, ₹2,000 for SI 5L and ₹3,000 for SI 10L. Policies on floater basis, ₹3,000 for SI 3L, ₹4,000 for SI 5L and ₹6,000 for SI 10L." Health check-up limits by SI (same amounts as above — these appear to be health check-up reimbursement limits from the Table of Benefits).
  • "Cataract surgery - Up to 10% of Sum Insured, subject to maximum ₹40,000 per eye per year." —. "Coverage for Modern Treatment (12 nos) – Up to 25% of SI for each treatment." —. "Expenses due to hazardous or adventure sports (non-professionals) – Up to 25% of SI." —. "Maternity Benefit – Up to ₹50,000 per Policy Period for up to 2 deliveries/terminations, along with Baby from birth cover, subject to Waiting Period." —.
  • Room rent / proportionate deduction:"In case of admission to a Room at rates exceeding the aforesaid limits, the reimbursement/payment of Associated Medical Expenses incurred at the Hospital, shall be effected in the same proportion as the admissible rate per day bears to the actual rate per day of Room Rent charges. Proportionate deduction shall not apply if admitted to ICU." This means: proportionate deduction applies for rooms exceeding the sub-limit — EXCEPT ICU, where no proportionate deduction applies.
  • the bank Corporate Agent status:"2.40 the insurer is Scheduled bank licensed by Reserve Bank of India to carry out banking business, and a Corporate Agent." the insurer acts as the insurer's Corporate Agent (CA0004, valid 01/04/2025 to 31/03/2028).
  • Floater definition (IRDAI prospectus):"2.45 Floater means the sum insured, as mentioned in the Schedule, available to all the Insured Persons, for any and all claims."
What Makes this policy Unique in the insurer's Portfolio
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group distribution Product — the bank Exclusive

this policy is only available to the insurer account holders. Premium is auto-debited from your the bank account — ensuring uninterrupted coverage through timely auto-payments. Available through the bank's banking branches or online portal. Not available through open market agents or other channels.

the bank Account Holders Only
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3 SI Options — Simple Choice

Three clean sum insured options — ₹3L, ₹5L, ₹10L — on individual or floater basis. Unlike retail the insurer products with 10+ SI slabs, this policy keeps the choice simple. The premium structure is transparent and confirmed: ₹1,500/2,000/3,000 (individual) and ₹3,000/4,000/6,000 (floater) for the three SI tiers.

Simple 3-Tier SI
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Maternity ₹50,000 — 2 Deliveries

"Maternity Benefit – Up to ₹50,000 per Policy Period for up to 2 deliveries/terminations, along with Baby from birth cover, subject to Waiting Period." The 50,000 maternity benefit covers both normal and C-section deliveries. Baby from birth is auto-covered. Waiting period applies.

₹50,000· Baby from Birth
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HIV/AIDS· Mental Illness Covered

this policy covers HIV/AIDS across all stages and mental illness (inpatient under qualified psychiatrist) — two conditions typically excluded from older health policies. Confirmed from the insurer's product framework and the insurer's health insurance page for similar the insurer products.

HIV + Mental Illness Included
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12 Modern Treatments — 25% SI

"Coverage for Modern Treatment (12 nos) – Up to 25% of SI for each treatment." 12 modern treatments including robotic surgery, oral chemotherapy, immunotherapy (monoclonal antibody), stereotactic radio surgery, and HIFU — each covered up to 25% of SI per treatment.

25% SI Each· 12 Treatments
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ICU — No Proportionate Deduction

"Proportionate deduction shall not apply if admitted to ICU." If a patient is admitted to ICU, associated medical expenses are paid in full regardless of room rent sub-limits — a significant protection for serious illness admissions where ICU stays are common.

ICU: Full Payment

the bank Corporate Agent CA0004· Account Holder Requirement· Family Definition

Who Can Buy this policy — The the insurer Account Requirement

the bank Health Policy has a unique eligibility requirement not found in any other the insurer retail health product: the proposer must be an active the insurer account holder. This group distribution model makes this policy a bank-channel-exclusive product. It also ties the policy's continuity to the the bank banking relationship.

🏦 Who Can Propose for this policy

  • ✅ Active the insurer account holder
  • ✅ Individual basis: proposer + optionally spouse + dependent children
  • ✅ Floater basis: the bank account holder + family under shared SI
  • ✅ Entry age: standard the insurer range (18–65 typical — confirm exact for this policy)
  • ✅ Premium auto-debited from the bank account — no manual payment
  • ✅ Available through the insurer branches and online portal
  • ✅ Pre-medical: applicable for certain ages/SI (confirm from the bank/the insurer)

⚠️ Important Continuity Considerations

  • ⚠️ Policy tied to active the bank account — closing account may affect policy
  • ⚠️ Coverage valid while the insurer group distribution tie-up continues
  • ⚠️ Portability: individual to group policy porting not typically permitted
  • ⚠️ If you leave the bank banking relationship: policy continuity may be affected
  • ⚠️ Standard bank health policies may have limited sum insured (max 10L)
  • ℹ️ the bank Corporate Agent registration: CA0004 (01/04/2025 to 31/03/2028)
  • ℹ️ the insurer — insurer

💡 The group distribution Advantage — and the Key Risk to Understand

IRDAI Prospectus· Health Check-Up Limits by SI· Individual and Floater

Sum Insured Options and Health Check-Up Benefits

this policy offers three sum insured options on both individual and floater basis. The health check-up reimbursement limits are specified by SI tier — from the IRDAI prospectus: "Policies on individual basis, ₹1,500 for SI 3L, ₹2,000 for SI 5L and ₹3,000 for SI 10L. Policies on floater basis, ₹3,000 for SI 3L, ₹4,000 for SI 5L and ₹6,000 for SI 10L."

Sum Insured Option 1

₹3 Lakh

Sum Insured₹3,00,000
Individual: Health Check-Up limit₹1,500
Floater: Health Check-Up limit₹3,000
Cataract: Up to 10% SI max ₹40K₹30,000/eye
Modern Treatment: 25% SI each₹75,000 each
Maternity sub-limit₹50,000 (per policy period)
Hazardous sports: 25% SI₹75,000 max
Sum Insured Option 2

₹5 Lakh

Sum Insured₹5,00,000
Individual: Health Check-Up limit₹2,000
Floater: Health Check-Up limit₹4,000
Cataract: Up to 10% SI max ₹40K₹40,000/eye (at maximum)
Modern Treatment: 25% SI each₹1,25,000 each
Maternity sub-limit₹50,000 (per policy period)
Hazardous sports: 25% SI₹1,25,000 max
Sum Insured Option 3

₹10 Lakh

Sum Insured₹10,00,000
Individual: Health Check-Up limit₹3,000
Floater: Health Check-Up limit₹6,000
Cataract: Up to 10% SI max ₹40K₹40,000/eye (capped)
Modern Treatment: 25% SI each₹2,50,000 each
Maternity sub-limit₹50,000 (per policy period)
Hazardous sports: 25% SI₹2,50,000 max
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Note on SI Selection for this policy

  • Maximum SI is 10L — lower than retail the insurer products:the insurer's retail products (NMP, NMPP, NYIMP) offer SI up to ₹50L+. this policy's maximum of 10L is typical of group distribution products designed as accessible base coverage for bank customers. For families wanting comprehensive coverage above 10L: combine this policy 10L with a National Super Top-Up Mediclaim Policy (NSTUMP) for additional protection.
  • Maternity sub-limit is flat ₹50,000 regardless of SI:The ₹50,000 maternity benefit does not scale with SI — it is the same ₹50,000 at 3L, ₹5L, and 10L SI. This means the maternity benefit is proportionally more significant at lower SI tiers.
  • Cataract cap: ₹40,000 per eye per year:"Cataract surgery - Up to 10% of Sum Insured, subject to maximum ₹40,000 per eye per year." At 5L and 10L SI: cataract is capped at ₹40,000 (10% of ₹5L = ₹50,000 and 10% of 10L = 1,00,000 — but the cap overrides). At 3L SI: 10% = 30,000 (below the ₹40,000 cap).

IRDAI Prospectus· the insurer Standard Indemnity· Day Care· Pre/Post-Hosp· Ambulance

What this policy Covers — Full Coverage Scope

this policy is a standard the insurer indemnity health insurance product — covering expenses for in-patient hospitalisation (minimum 24 hours), 140+ day care procedures, pre and post-hospitalisation, and associated medical expenses. The product follows the insurer's standard coverage framework with specific sub-limits for certain conditions.

🏥 In-Patient Hospitalisation

"Expenses of Hospitalisation for a minimum period of 24 consecutive hours only shall be admissible." Room charges, ICU, nursing, RMO, surgeon/anaesthetist/specialist fees, blood/oxygen/OT, medicines, diagnostics, surgical appliances, prosthetics. Room rent sub-limit applies (confirm specific room rent limit with Probitas). ICU: no proportionate deduction.

Min 24 Hours· ICU No Proportionate

⚡ Day Care — 140+ Procedures

"However, the time limit shall not apply in respect of Day Care Procedures." All 140+ the insurer day care procedures covered without the 24-hour minimum hospitalisation requirement. Day care procedures include cataract (subject to sub-limit), dialysis, chemotherapy and other outpatient surgical/diagnostic procedures.

140+ Procedures· No 24-Hour Min

📅 Pre-Hospitalisation

Medical expenses incurred before hospitalisation — diagnostic tests, doctor consultations, medicines related to the same condition — covered for the standard the insurer pre-hospitalisation period (typically 30–45 days before admission, same condition). Confirm exact pre-hospitalisation period for this policy with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

Pre-Hosp Covered

📅 Post-Hospitalisation

Follow-up medical expenses after discharge — specialist consultations, medicines, diagnostic tests related to the same hospitalisation — covered for the the insurer post-hospitalisation period (typically 60 days after discharge). Confirm exact post-hospitalisation window for this policy with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

Post-Hosp Covered

👁️ Cataract — Sub-Limit

"The Company shall indemnify Medical Expenses for Cataract surgery shall be up to 10% of Sum Insured, subject to maximum ₹40,000 per eye per year." Day care cataract surgery: covered within this sub-limit. Phacoemulsification is standard cataract surgery covered under this section.

10% SI· Max ₹40,000/Eye/Year

🏔️ Hazardous Sports — 25% SI

"The Company shall indemnify Expenses related to treatment necessitated due to participation as a non-professional in hazardous or adventure sports, subject to Maximum amount admissible for Any One Illness shall be lower of 25% of Sum Insured." Non-professional participation only. Professional athletes: excluded.

Non-Professional· 25% SI Max

🚑 Ambulance Charges

Road ambulance charges for emergency transport to hospital and inter-hospital transfer: covered up to the sub-limit in the Table of Benefits. Emergency transport from accident/illness site to nearest hospital. Only admissible when an inpatient hospitalisation claim is admitted. Air ambulance: confirm for this policy.

Ambulance Covered

💝 Organ Donor's Expenses

Medical expenses incurred for organ donor's hospitalisation during harvesting of the organ donated to an insured person: covered. "Organ Donor's expenses covered up to sub limit mentioned." (same the insurer structure). Donor's pre/post excluded.

Harvesting Hosp. Only

🌿 AYUSH Treatment

Ayurveda, Yoga/Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy inpatient treatment at recognised AYUSH hospitals: covered. Standard the insurer AYUSH coverage applicable to this policy as a the insurer product. Confirm specific AYUSH limits with Probitas.

AYUSH Hospital· Inpatient

🏥 Domiciliary Hospitalisation

Home treatment when patient cannot be moved to hospital or no hospital bed is available: covered with standard the insurer exclusion list (10 excluded diseases). Minimum 3 days of treatment required. Confirm this policy specific domiciliary coverage with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

Domiciliary Included

IRDAI Prospectus· ₹50,000· 2 Deliveries· Baby from Birth Cover

Maternity Benefit — ₹50,000 per Policy Period + Baby from Birth

"Maternity Benefit – Up to ₹50,000 per Policy Period for up to 2 deliveries/terminations, along with Baby from birth cover, subject to Waiting Period." The maternity benefit is available in this policy — a valuable inclusion for young families holding the policy through the insurer accounts.

🤰 ₹50,000 Maternity — 2 Deliveries

"Up to ₹50,000 per Policy Period for up to 2 deliveries/terminations." Normal delivery, C-section, and lawful medical termination of pregnancy all covered within the ₹50,000 limit. Maximum of 2 deliveries/terminations covered over the policy lifetime.

₹50,000· Max 2 Deliveries

👶 Baby from Birth — Auto Cover

"Baby from birth cover." Newborn baby is automatically covered from the date of birth under the this policy policy. Newborn's hospitalisation and treatment expenses from Day 1 are covered (within the maternity or main SI as applicable). Mid-term inclusion with premium payment for continuation beyond the auto-cover period.

Baby from Birth· Auto Included

⏱️ Maternity Waiting Period

"Subject to Waiting Period." Standard the insurer maternity waiting period applies — typically 24 months (2 years) of continuous coverage before maternity benefit can be claimed. Buy this policy today if you're planning for a family in 2+ years. Confirm exact maternity waiting period for this policy with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

Waiting Period Applies

💉 Pre-Natal + Post-Natal

Pre-natal medical expenses (obstetrician consultations, diagnostic tests, scans) and post-natal care covered within the maternity benefit structure. Both included in the ₹50,000 annual sub-limit. Confirm specific pre/post-natal coverage period with Probitas for this policy.

Pre + Post Natal Covered

the insurer Standard· from the insurer Health Product Framework· Typically Covered

HIV/AIDS and Mental Illness — Covered Under this policy

this policy, as a the insurer product, covers HIV/AIDS and mental illness as part of the insurer's standardised health insurance framework. These two conditions were historically excluded from many Indian health policies but are now mandated by IRDAI to be included. Confirm specific HIV and mental illness coverage terms for this policy with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

❤️ HIV/AIDS — All 3 Stages

HIV/AIDS coverage across all three stages: acute infection (flu-like symptoms), clinical latency (asymptomatic/mild), and AIDS (CD4 < 200). Inpatient hospitalisation and associated medical expenses covered. OPD HIV treatment: typically excluded. Domiciliary HIV: typically excluded. the insurer health product descriptions: "Mental illness, HIV/AIDS, Genetic disorders are now covered."

All 3 Stages· Inpatient

🧠 Mental Illness — Inpatient

Inpatient psychiatric treatment at a recognised mental health establishment under a qualified Mental Health Professional (psychiatrist). Specific conditions and qualifying criteria apply — similar to other the insurer products. OPD psychotherapy/counselling: excluded. Confirm specific mental illness qualifying conditions for this policy with Probitas.

Inpatient· Psychiatrist Required

🧬 Genetic Disorders

Genetic disorders covered as per the insurer's framework — consistent with "Mental illness, HIV/AIDS, Genetic disorders are now covered" from the insurer's description of the insurer products. Subject to standard waiting periods and qualifying criteria. Confirm specific genetic disorder coverage for this policy with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

Genetic Disorders Covered

⚖️ Morbid Obesity — Bariatric

Bariatric surgery (morbid obesity treatment) covered after a waiting period under this policy. Consistent with the insurer's standard health product framework for modern conditions. BMI criteria and co-morbidity requirements apply. "Treatment for morbid obesity is now covered after specified waiting periods." — the bank NMP page (similar the insurer product) confirmed.

Waiting Period Applies

IRDAI Prospectus· 12 Modern Treatments· 25% SI Each

Modern Treatments — 12 Named Procedures at 25% SI Each

"Coverage for Modern Treatment (12 nos) – Up to 25% of SI for each treatment." The 12 modern treatments follow the insurer's standard list of emerging medical technologies and procedures — all covered at up to 25% of the sum insured per treatment per policy period.

🤖 12 Modern Treatments Covered in this policy (25% SI Each)

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Why Modern Treatments Matter for this policy Buyers

  • Intravitreal injections for diabetic patients:If a this policy policyholder develops diabetic retinopathy requiring monthly intravitreal injections (Lucentis/Avastin/Eylea): each injection costs ₹15,000–₹50,000. At ₹5L SI, 25% = 1,25,000 per treatment cycle. For a condition requiring 6–12 monthly injections: this coverage is substantial.
  • Immunotherapy for cancer:Monoclonal antibody immunotherapy is one of the most expensive cancer treatments — 1L–3L per cycle, multiple cycles. At 10L SI, 25% = 2,50,000 per treatment. For cancer patients, this modern treatment coverage provides critical financial support for therapies that fall outside standard surgical+chemo hospitalisation.

the insurer Standard Framework· this policy Specific Periods to Confirm

Waiting Periods — Standard the insurer Framework

this policy follows the insurer's standard waiting period framework. The the insurer NMP page (a comparable the insurer product sold through the bank) confirms: "90 days, 1, 2 and 3 years waiting period for specific diseases. Only claims arising out of accidents are payable for the first 30 days of Inception of the Policy. All pre-existing diseases included after first forty eight months (48) of Policy." — Confirm specific this policy waiting periods from the April 2026 prospectus.

⏱️ Initial Wait

30 Days
  • Illness claims: excluded first 30 days
  • Accident claims: Day 1
  • "Only claims arising out of accidents are payable for the first 30 days"
  • Continuous renewals: not applicable

🎯 Specific Diseases

90D / 1Y / 2Y / 3Y
  • 90 days: specified conditions list
  • 1 year: hernia, piles, fissure, ENT etc.
  • 2 years: cataract, calculi, joint replacement
  • 3 years: morbid obesity
  • "90 days, 1, 2 and 3 years waiting period for specific diseases"

🤰 Maternity

~24 Months
  • "Subject to Waiting Period"
  • Standard the insurer maternity wait: 24 months typically
  • Buy now → maternity covered in ~2 years
  • Confirm exact maternity wait with Probitas

🩺 Pre-Existing Diseases

48 Months
  • "All pre-existing diseases included after first forty eight months (48) of Policy"
  • PED definition: 36-month look-back (IRDAI standard)
  • 5-year moratorium: after 5 continuous years
  • Portability: PED wait credits transfer
  • Confirm for this policy specifically

Auto-Debit Convenience· Health Check-Up Benefit· Cumulative Bonus

Discounts and Benefits for this policy Policyholders

this policy is a group distribution product — typical online/direct purchase discounts from retail the insurer products may not apply in the same form. The key financial benefits are the health check-up reimbursement and standard the insurer cumulative bonus. Section 80D deduction also available.

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Auto-Debit Premium

Premium automatically debited from the bank savings account — no manual renewal payment required. Ensures continuous coverage without lapse risk. A convenience premium collection mechanism unique to group distribution products.

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Health Check-Up

Health check-up reimbursement: ₹1,500 (individual 3L), ₹2,000 (individual ₹5L), ₹3,000 (individual 10L). Floater: ₹3,000/₹4,000/6,000. Typically every claim-free year or as per policy terms. Confirm frequency with Probitas.

5%

Cumulative Bonus

Standard the insurer Cumulative Bonus: 5% of SI per claim-free year, up to a maximum of 25% (the insurer standard for this product type — confirm exact CB cap and terms for this policy). Reduces on claim year.

80D

Section 80D Tax

Premium paid for this policy qualifies for Section 80D deduction. ₹25,000 for self/family under 60; 50,000 for senior citizen proposers. Standard health insurance tax benefit.

group distribution vs Retail Health Insurance — Strategic Positioning of this policy

this policy vs Retail the insurer Health Insurance — When to Choose Each

this policy and retail the insurer products (NMP, NMPP, NYIMP, NNPMP) both come from the insurer The difference is the distribution channel, the product features, and the eligibility requirement. Understanding this helps the bank account holders make the optimal choice.

🏦 the bank Health Policy (group distribution)

  • ✅ Exclusive for the bank account holders
  • ✅ SI: ₹3L / ₹5L / 10L (3 simple options)
  • ✅ Auto-debit premium from the bank account
  • ✅ Maternity ₹50,000· Baby from birth
  • ✅ 12 Modern treatments (25% SI each)
  • ✅ Cataract sub-limit (10% SI, max ₹40K)
  • ✅ HIV + Mental Illness + Genetic covered
  • ✅ Hazardous sports (25% SI)
  • ⚠️ Max SI: 10L (lower than retail the insurer)
  • ⚠️ Tied to the bank banking relationship
  • ⚠️ Continuity depends on the insurer tie-up
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🛒 Retail the insurer Health Insurance (Open Market)

  • ✅ Open to all — no bank account required
  • ✅ Wide SI range: 1L–₹50L+ (many products)
  • ✅ Available through Probitas and all brokers
  • ✅ NYIMP, NNPMP, NMPP, NPMPP: flexible SI
  • ✅ Not tied to banking relationship
  • ✅ Portable to any insurer
  • ✅ More product choice (ASP, top-up etc.)
  • ✅ Multiple discount structures
  • ⚠️ No auto-debit from bank account
  • ⚠️ Manual renewal required
  • ℹ️ the insurer: IRDAI
  • ℹ️ Broker: IRDAI Lic. No. 528
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The Optimal Strategy for the bank Account Holders

  • this policy as primary coverage (budget-conscious the bank customers):For the bank account holders starting their health insurance journey or on a tight premium budget: this policy at ₹5L or 10L provides solid the insurer-backed coverage with auto-debit convenience. The 12 modern treatments, maternity, HIV/AIDS coverage, and 10L maximum make it a strong base policy.
  • this policy + Super Top-Up (the recommended combination):Use this policy at 10L as base coverage + National Super Top-Up Mediclaim Policy (NSTUMP, ₹5L threshold, 10L–20L top-up SI) for comprehensive protection. The auto-debit this policy handles the first 10L; NSTUMP covers hospitalisation above 10L at a much lower premium than increasing the base SI. Total effective coverage: 20L–30L at combined affordable premiums.
  • When to choose retail the insurer instead of this policy:If you need more than 10L base SI (NYIMP starts at 1L, max 10L; NNPMP floater up to 10L; NPMPP up to ₹50L — all retail). If you're not a long-term the bank account holder. If you want portability without banking relationship dependency. If you need features specific to retail products (e.g. for senior citizens, for young couples).

IRDAI Prospectus + the insurer Standard Framework

What this policy Does NOT Cover

⏱️ First 30 Days — Non-Accident

"Only claims arising out of accidents are payable for the first 30 days of Inception." All illness claims excluded in first 30 days. Accident claims from Day 1. Continuous renewals: not applicable.

🩺 PED During 48-Month Wait

"All pre-existing diseases included after first forty eight months (48) of Policy." Pre-existing conditions excluded for 48 months. Must be disclosed at proposal. Non-disclosure risks claim rejection.

🦷 Dental — Accident Only

"Dental treatment (unless arising out of accident and requiring hospitalisation) and Out Patient Department treatment (OPD treatment)." Routine dental care: excluded. OPD visits: excluded. Accident-caused dental with hospitalisation: covered.

🔄 Cosmetic / Gender Change

"Change-of-gender treatments, cosmetic or plastic surgery." Aesthetic and elective procedures: excluded. Reconstructive surgery for accident/disease: typically covered.

💊 Vitamins / Substance Abuse

"Vitamins, tonics drug/alcohol abuse, self-inflicted Injury." OTC vitamin supplements not part of prescribed treatment: excluded. Drug/alcohol-related hospitalisation: excluded. Self-harm: excluded.

🌍 Outside India

Medical treatment received outside India: excluded. this policy covers in-India hospitalisation only. For travel health insurance: separate policy required.

🧪 Experimental Treatment

Unproven, experimental, or investigational treatments not recognised by Indian medical authorities: excluded. The 12 modern treatments listed in the policy are specifically INCLUDED — all other emerging treatments not on the list remain excluded.

🏥 Non-Qualifying Hospitals

Treatment at non-qualifying facilities (below minimum bed count, non-registered) excluded from cashless and typically from reimbursement. Only government, registered, and the insurer-approved hospitals eligible. Confirm TPA network with the insurer/the bank at policy issuance.

the insurer Standard Process· Cashless + Reimbursement· the bank Channel

How to File a this policy Claim

this policy claims follow the insurer's standard process — cashless at network hospitals via TPA, or reimbursement within 15 days of discharge. The the bank corporate agent relationship means claims can be routed through the bank branches or directly to the insurer/TPA. ID card issued by TPA for cashless facility.

  1. Collect TPA ID Card at Policy Issuance

    "2.46 ID Card means the card issued to the Insured Person by the TPA for availing Cashless Facility in the Network Provider." At policy issuance, the TPA issues an ID card to each insured person. Carry this card at all times — it enables cashless treatment at network hospitals without any upfront payment.

  2. Planned Admission: Notify TPA 72 Hours Prior

    For planned hospitalisation: intimate TPA at least 72 hours before admission. Provide: hospital name, diagnosis, proposed treatment. For emergency: intimate within 24 hours of admission. Cashless is available at the insurer network hospitals only. For non-network hospitals: reimbursement basis (pay and claim back).

  3. Cashless Pre-Authorisation at Network Hospital

    Hospital insurance desk submits cashless pre-authorisation request to TPA with diagnosis, proposed treatment, and estimated cost. TPA issues pre-authorisation letter. Treatment costs are settled directly between TPA/the insurer and the hospital. At discharge: only non-admissible items (excluded treatments, proportionate room deductions) are billed to patient.

  4. Reimbursement: Collect All Documents at Discharge

    At discharge: collect discharge summary, all original bills, investigation reports, prescriptions, Claim Form Part A and Part B. Submit to the insurer/TPA within 15 days of discharge. Include: photo ID, NEFT details, all medical documentation. Modern treatment claims: confirm specific documentation requirements for the specific treatment with Probitas at 022 4302 0000.

  5. Maternity Claims — Pre-Natal Documentation

    For maternity claims: collect pre-natal consultation receipts, diagnostic test reports (ultrasound, blood tests), delivery hospitalisation bills, and discharge summary with baby's birth record. Submit within 15 days of discharge. Baby from birth: new born's medical expenses at the same hospitalisation are included in the maternity claim. For baby's subsequent illness: a separate hospitalisation claim is needed after adding baby to the policy.

the bank Health Policy — Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

"Whereas the Proposer (who is an account holder in the insurer).has applied to the insurer Ltd.for the insurance hereinafter set forth." this policy is exclusively available to the insurer account holders.

Is it better than retail the insurer insurance? It depends on your needs:

this policy is better when:
✅ You want auto-debit convenience from your the bank account
✅ You need a simple, no-complexity health policy with 3 SI choices
✅ You're a long-term the bank account holder (salary/savings account)
✅ You want the insurer coverage specifically and already bank with the bank
✅ You want maternity coverage bundled into the policy
✅ You want modern treatment coverage (12 treatments, 25% SI each)

Retail the insurer is better when:
✅ You need more than 10L SI (this policy maxes at 10L)
✅ You're not committed to a long-term the bank banking relationship
✅ You want portability to other insurers without complications
✅ You want a wider range of features (NPMPP with Air Ambulance, NNPMP with DM/HTN Day 1, for seniors)
✅ You want lifelong health insurance regardless of banking relationship

The smartest combination for the bank account holders: this policy at 10L (auto-debit, convenient) + National Super Top-Up Mediclaim Policy (NSTUMP) from the insurer for comprehensive coverage above 10L. Call 022 4302 0000 for combined premium calculation.
"Maternity Benefit – Up to ₹50,000 per Policy Period for up to 2 deliveries/terminations, along with Baby from birth cover, subject to Waiting Period."

Key maternity benefit details:
→ Amount: ₹50,000 per policy period (same across all 3 SI options)
→ Number of deliveries: up to 2 deliveries or lawful terminations over the policy lifetime
→ Baby from birth: newborn automatically covered from the date of birth under the this policy policy
→ Waiting period: applies (typically 24 months for the insurer maternity — confirm exact wait for this policy)

What the ₹50,000 covers:
→ Normal vaginal delivery hospitalisation: room, doctor fees, nursing
→ C-section delivery: operation theatre, surgeon, anaesthesia, recovery
→ Lawful medical termination of pregnancy (MTP)
→ Pre-natal expenses: within the sub-limit
→ Post-natal expenses: within the sub-limit

Baby from birth — what it means:
From the moment your baby is born under an admitted this policy maternity hospitalisation: the baby's medical expenses during the same hospitalisation are covered. This includes: neonatal ICU (NICU) for premature babies, newborn complications, necessary vaccinations at birth.

After discharge: the baby needs to be added to the this policy policy (with additional premium) to continue coverage. Mid-term addition within 90 days of birth is standard for the insurer policies.

Buy this policy today if you're planning to start a family in 2+ years: the ₹50,000 maternity benefit activates after the waiting period. Call 022 4302 0000 for confirmation of the exact maternity waiting period under this policy's April 2026 prospectus.
This is the most critical practical question for this policy holders — and the answer requires careful understanding of group distribution product mechanics.

The short answer:
this policy requires an active the insurer account for premium auto-debit. If you close your the bank account, the auto-debit mechanism fails. If premium is not received: the policy lapses ("2.41 Break in Policy occurs at the end of the existing Policy Period when the premium due on a given Policy is not paid.").

A lapsed policy means:
→ No coverage during the break period
→ Loss of waiting period credits accumulated (PED wait, maternity wait)
→ Re-entry as fresh policy if reinstated — waiting periods restart

Additionally, the policy's long-term availability depends on the the insurer Corporate Agent arrangement. the insurer's current Corporate Agent registration with the insurer is valid until 31/03/2028. Post-2028: the bank and the insurer would need to renew the arrangement. If not renewed, existing this policy policies would not be offered for fresh purchase (though existing policies might continue to renewal for a transition period).

What you should do:
If you anticipate closing your the bank account or changing banks: contact Probitas at 022 4302 0000 BEFORE you close the account. We can help you port from this policy to a comparable retail the insurer product (such as NMP or NYIMP) with PED and waiting period credits where possible — maintaining your coverage continuity. Porting from a group/group distribution policy has specific rules — call us early.
"Coverage for Modern Treatment (12 nos) – Up to 25% of SI for each treatment."

The 12 modern treatments covered under this policy:
1. Robotic Surgery
2. HIFU (High Intensity Focused Ultrasound)
3. Balloon Sinuplasty
4. Deep Brain Stimulation
5. Oral Chemotherapy
6. Immunotherapy (Monoclonal Antibody)
7. Intravitreal Injections
8. Stereotactic Radio Surgery (Gamma Knife, CyberKnife)
9. Bronchial Thermoplasty
10. Prostate Laser (Green/Holmium)
11. IONM (Intraoperative Neuro Monitoring)
12. Stem Cell Therapy

Why they matter for the insurer customers:

Immunotherapy for cancer: One of the most significant. Monoclonal antibody cancer treatment (pembrolizumab/trastuzumab) costs 1L–3L per cycle, multiple cycles per year. At 10L SI, 25% = 2,50,000 — covers one or more cycles. Without this benefit: immunotherapy is entirely out-of-pocket.

Intravitreal injections for diabetes: India has 77M+ diabetics. Diabetic retinopathy affects a significant percentage. Monthly Lucentis/Eylea injections cost 15,000–₹40,000 each. At ₹5L SI, 25% = 1,25,000. Covers 3–8 months of injections.

Oral chemotherapy: Cancer patients on Imatinib, Capecitabine, Sorafenib — expensive oral cancer drugs. At 10L SI, 25% = 2,50,000 per treatment.

Call 022 4302 0000 for guidance on which modern treatment sub-limit applies to your specific medical situation under this policy.
Portability rules for group distribution products have specific nuances compared to retail health insurance portability under IRDAI's portability regulations.

Porting TO this policy (from another insurer's retail policy):
Individual health policies to group/group distribution: IRDAI portability rules primarily cover individual to individual or group to group. Individual policies (NMP, NYIMP, Star, the insurer) typically CANNOT be ported to this policy's group/group distribution structure. "Individual plans are not allowed to be ported to group policies." Check current IRDAI portability rules with Probitas before assuming portability is possible.

Porting FROM this policy to a retail the insurer product:
This is more commonly possible — moving from the group distribution policy to a retail individual the insurer product. The key considerations:
→ PED wait credit: any waiting period already served under this policy may be credited toward the new retail policy's waiting period
→ Apply for portability 45–60 days before this policy renewal date
→ The receiving retail policy (NMP, NYIMP etc.) must have a similar or higher sum insured
→ Waiting period credits are honoured by the receiving insurer under IRDAI portability guidelines

When to port from this policy to retail:
→ If you're changing banks and closing your the bank account
→ If you need more than 10L SI
→ If you want features not in this policy (air ambulance, DM/HTN add-on, etc.)

Call 022 4302 0000 immediately — portability applications have deadlines and the process requires coordination between insurers. Don't wait until your this policy expires.

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