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Health Insurance Primers
Wednesday 05 December 2007
Will a health insurance policy provide for the loss of my earnings?
Wednesday 05 December 2007
| No health insurance policy will directly provide for the loss of your earnings; unless you have been permanently disabled in an accident AND your health insurance policy has accident cover. However, if you have purchased a critical illness plan and your illness is covered under the plan, you are paid a lump sum amount irrespective of the actual expenses. See also: Can I buy insurance policies from different companies? How will they pay my claims? Are there any advantages of getting admitted to a hospital that the insurer has a tie-up with? How do I intimate the insurance company of my hospitalization if it is an emergency? Miscellaneous Health Insurance FAQs Health Insurance FAQs about Coverage Health Insurance FAQs about Claims Health Insurance FAQs about Premiums |
