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Buying group cover for your team means meeting a lot of insurance jargon. Here are plain-English explainers of the terms that actually change what you pay and what your employees get.
The share of a claim the employee pays while the insurer covers the rest.
Read more →The time before certain conditions or benefits become claimable.
Read more →The cap on daily hospital room charges — and why it matters.
Read more →How the insurer settles hospital bills directly at network hospitals.
Read more →The maximum the policy pays for covered claims in a year.
Read more →The intermediary that processes cashless approvals and claims.
Read more →How conditions employees already have are covered in group plans.
Read more →The tax deduction on health-insurance premiums for employers and employees.
Read more →Hospitals with cashless tie-ups — how they work for your team.
Read more →Treatments under 24 hours that are still covered by the policy.
Read more →The fixed amount the insured pays before the insurer starts paying.
Read more →Caps on specific expenses within the overall sum insured.
Read more →The hospital-desk approval that unlocks cashless treatment.
Read more →Affordable extra cover above a deductible threshold.
Read more →Group plans that cover employees from their very first day.
Read more →Reinstates the sum insured after it is exhausted in a year.
Read more →A reward for claim-free years — more cover or lower premium.
Read more →The EPF-linked life cover, and how Group Term Life extends it.
Read more →Switching insurers while keeping accrued waiting-period credit.
Read more →The window to review and cancel a new policy for a refund.
Read more →How exceeding a room-rent cap scales down all linked charges.
Read more →The two ways a health claim gets settled.
Read more →Extra days to renew without losing continuity benefits.
Read more →Cover for treatment taken at home when admission isn’t possible.
Read more →Costs covered before and after the hospital stay.
Read more →Reimbursement for ambulance transport to hospital.
Read more →Delivery and related costs in a group plan.
Read more →Automatic cover for a newborn from day one.
Read more →Cover for Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy.
Read more →Medical costs of an organ donor during a covered transplant.
Read more →A lump-sum on diagnosis of a listed serious illness.
Read more →A shared top-up pool for employees who exhaust their cover.
Read more →The share of the group health premium the company pays for employees.
Read more →The advance float the employer keeps with the insurer to fund additions and claims.
Read more →The formal record of mid-term joiner, leaver and detail changes on a policy.
Read more →Hospitals empanelled at pre-negotiated package rates for tighter, cashless costs.
Read more →Out-patient consultations, diagnostics and pharmacy.
Read more →Remote doctor consultations included in a group plan.
Read more →Annual screenings offered as a wellness benefit.
Read more →The share of claims an insurer settled — a reliability proxy.
Read more →Claims paid vs premium collected — pricing sustainability.
Read more →A single cover shared across an employee and dependents.
Read more →Months certain ailments wait before they’re claimable.
Read more →The treatments and situations a policy won’t pay for.
Read more →What a policy never covers for the life of the plan.
Read more →Percentage share vs a fixed upfront amount.
Read more →Paying the hospital yourself and claiming it back.
Read more →The digital ID that triggers a cashless claim.
Read more →After 60 months of cover, claims can’t be contested on non-disclosure.
Read more →How and when to formally notify the insurer of a hospitalisation.
Read more →How premiums and co-pay vary by the city tier of your team.
Read more →Extra premium or reductions based on claims and health profile.
Read more →An add-on that shortens or removes a waiting period.
Read more →Cashless at empanelled hospitals vs pay-and-claim elsewhere.
Read more →Two ways to extend cover after the base sum insured runs low.
Read more →The common reasons claims are denied — and how to avoid them.
Read more →In-Patient Department — hospitalisation cover, and how it differs from OPD.
Read more →The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India — the sector’s regulator.
Read more →Prevention of Sexual Harassment: the 2013 Act, Internal Committee rules and employer duties.
Read more →Employees’ State Insurance Corporation: the statutory health scheme for staff earning up to ₹21,000/mo.
Read more →How group personal accident cover sets the sum insured as a multiple of annual CTC.
Read more →How GPA cover defines and pays permanent total, permanent partial and temporary disablement.
Read more →The lump sum paid to an employee’s nominee if they die in an accident.
Read more →A weekly income benefit paid while an employee recovers from an accident.
Read more →The group term life sum assured each employee gets without any medical tests.
Read more →Onsurity group health is a monthly subscription with cashless treatment at 10,000+ network hospitals, day-1 cover and bundled wellness. Tell us your team size for an exact per-head price.
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