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Protect your family from financial shocks of medical emergencies

Medical costs in India are rising 15% annually. One hospitalisation can wipe out years of savings. The right health cover means you never have to choose between care and finances.

Plans We Advise On

Individual Plans

Comprehensive cover for a single individual — ideal for young professionals.

Family Floater

One policy covering the whole family with shared sum insured.

Senior Citizen Plans

Specialised policies for parents aged 60+ with pre-existing condition cover.

Critical Illness

Lump-sum payout on diagnosis of cancer, heart attack, stroke and more.

Super Top-Up

Affordable way to increase your coverage beyond the base policy limit.

Group Health Cover

Employer supplements and group plan advisory for businesses.

Why Get Advised?

01

Right Coverage

We match your family size, city, and health history to the right sum insured.

02

Network Hospitals

We check cashless hospital networks in your area before recommending.

03

Claim Support

We guide you through every step if you ever need to make a claim.

04

Annual Review

We review your cover as your family grows and healthcare costs rise.

05

Portability

Switching insurers? We ensure you carry forward your waiting period credits.

A Worked Example

A family of four in a metro (two adults in their mid-30s, two kids) shopping for a ₹15L family floater typically sees quotes from ₹22,000-32,000/year depending on the insurer and room-rent sub-limits. The cheapest quote often has a "single private AC room" sub-limit or a 10-20% co-pay clause buried in the policy wording — which can mean a ₹2L bill on a ₹4L hospitalisation gets only ₹3.2L reimbursed after the co-pay is applied.

We compare the actual claim settlement ratio and network hospital list for your pin code, not just the premium, and stack a ₹15L base with a ₹10L super top-up (which costs a fraction of raising the base sum insured) so the family is covered up to ₹25L for roughly the same outlay as a ₹18L base-only plan.

What We Don't Do

The financial industry is rife with malpractices that hurt clients. Here's our pledge — the things we will never do to you.

Push High-Premium Plans

We never recommend an expensive policy just because it earns us a higher commission. Your coverage need drives the recommendation.

Hide Waiting Period Clauses

We walk you through every waiting period — pre-existing diseases, maternity, specific illnesses — before you sign.

Recommend Inadequate Cover

We never suggest a ₹3L policy when your city's hospital costs demand ₹10L+. Underinsurance is a silent disaster.

Ignore Pre-Existing Conditions

We ensure full and accurate disclosure upfront so your claims are never rejected on technicalities.

Disappear After Issuance

Many agents vanish after the policy is issued. We stay — for renewals, claims, and annual reviews.

Mis-sell Top-Ups as Standalone

A super top-up without a base policy is incomplete. We always explain what you're buying and what you're not.

Frequently Asked Questions

For most metro families, ₹10-15 lakh as a family floater is a reasonable starting point, topped up with a super top-up plan — the exact number depends on your city and the hospital network you want access to.

You can buy directly, but an advisor helps you compare waiting periods, sub-limits, and claim settlement track records across insurers — details that are easy to miss when comparing on price alone.

Most Indian insurers apply a 2-4 year waiting period for pre-existing conditions, though this varies by insurer and plan. We check the exact clause before you buy so there are no surprises at claim time.

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