Critical Illness Insurance
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What is Critical Illness Insurance?
Critical illness insurance covers your serious & long term illness that are costly like heart attack, cancer, renal failure etc. Under this policy a lump sum coverage amount is provided that cover an exorbitant medical expense for critical illnesses.
Why Critical Illness Insurance?
Some critical diseases eat all the savings and fall out of the basic health insurance plan causing severe financial crises; here, critical insurance plan comes for the rescue.
Cover against 36 life-threatening diseases
Accidental death benefit
Tax benefits
100% benefit payout
Why us?
Fincart has profound operations and compliance support, which creates various investment plans and insurance options with advanced technology routes.
Offer multiple revenue products along with financial security through various kinds of insurance plans.
Covers the other expenses of the treatment like travelling, accommodation, monthly bills and much more.
Self-employed individuals should opt for this as they are the real bread-earner of the family.
How is critical insurance different from a health insurance plan?
- The difference between critical insurance & health insurance is that the former covers life-threatening diseases, whereas the latter provides comprehensive coverage, including hospitalization expenses.
- The essential advantage of illness insurance is covering up to 36 life-threatening diseases.
- However, health insurance offers an extensive range, including pre & post-hospitalization expenses that you could claim for and the good bills provided by the hospitals.
Who should buy critical illness cover?
- Families with a history of critical illness:
If a critical illness runs in the family, a person is more likely to inherit it. People who have a history of critical illnesses in their families should get the cover to take precautions in advance.
- People over 40:
People over the age of 40 are more likely to develop critical illnesses. Additionally, people are likely to be in a better financial position and can easily afford insurance premiums.
faq's
Critical insurance covers life-threatening diseases whereas health insurance provides comprehensive coverage, including hospitalization. Critical illness insurance covers up to 36 life-threatening diseases. Health insurance, however, covers pre- and post-hospitalization expenses along with valid bills from hospitals.
You can get up to Rs. 60,000 as a tax rebate for purchasing a critical illness insurance.
Individuals under 45 years of age do not need to undergo a medical checkup before purchasing a policy.
During the policy's lifetime, you can only make one claim.
It is the Insured's responsibility to submit the following documents within 45 days of being notified of a claim.
1. Claim Form duly completed
2. Summary of the original discharge.
3. Documentation related to the consultation/treatment.
4. The relevant medical reports along with supporting invoices and doctors' requisitions.
5. A detailed breakdown of the original and final hospitalization bills.
6. Prescriptions and pharmacy bills.
7. The Company may require other documents.
As soon as the claim documents are received, the claim will be processed in accordance with the policy's terms and conditions.