What is Not Covered in a Health Insurance Plan?

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The following medical expenses and situations are usually not covered in a health insurance plan:

  • Unless there is an accidental emergency, claims arising during the initial 30 days of buying a health insurance plan are not covered.
  • Coverage of pre-existing diseases is subject to a waiting period of 2 to 4 years
  • Critical illnesses coverage usually comes with a 90-day waiting period
  • Injuries caused by war/terrorism/ nuclear activity
  • Self-inflicted injuries or suicide attempts
  • Terminal illnesses and other diseases of a similar nature
  • Cosmetic/plastic surgery and replacement of hormone surgery
  • Non accidental dental treatments
  • Bed rest and rehabilitation
  • Diagnostic tests
  • Claims arising out of adventure sports injuries

Note: It is recommended to check your policy wordings to get a detailed list of exclusions.

Courtsey To : Policybazaar

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