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of 24 hours only are admissible. However, this time  post-hospitalization services follow up care shall be
                 limit will of 24 hours shall not apply when the     made available, as part of Disease Management.
                 treatment does  not  require  hospitalization  as   Insurers may also provide other suitable services
                 specified in the terms and conditions of policy     under this programme.
                 contract, where the treatment is taken in the Hos-  iii. Fitness Activities:
                 pital and the Insured is discharged on the same     Under this cover, insurers shall provide paramet-
                 day.)                                               ric indices based on fitness regime being followed
             d) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) / Intensive Cardiac Care   by insured person, during the policy tenure and re-
                 Unit (ICCU) expenses                                ward  mechanism  shall  be  designed  so  as  to
             e) Expenses incurred on treatment of Cataract sub-      incentivize the policyholders to continue with the
                 ject to sub limits, if any, based on sum insured    fitness regime.
                                                                 iv. Outpatient consultations or treatments
             f)  Dental treatment, necessitated due to an injury
                                                                     Under this programme, insured person shall be pro-
             g) Plastic surgery, necessitated due to disease or injury
                                                                     vided services of outpatient consultations or treat-
             h) Domiciliary Hospitalization                          ments periodically or based on the pre-determined
         12. AYUSH Treatment: Expenses incurred on treatment         triggers contingent upon the health of the insured.
             under Ayurveda, Unani, Sidha and Homeopathy sys-  16. Cumulative Bonus(CB): Sum insured (excluding CB)
             tems of medicines shall be covered subject to fixed and  shall be increased by 5% in respect of each claim free
             standard sub-limits based on Sum Insured.           policy period (where no claims are reported), provided
                                                                 the policy is continuously renewed without a break
         13. Pre-Hospitalization medical expenses incurred for a
             period not less than 30 days prior to the date of hos-  subject to maximum of 50% of the sum insured (ex-
             pitalization shall be admissible.                   cluding CB accrued) under the current policy period.
                                                              17. No deductible features are permitted under the base
         14. Post Hospitalization medical expenses incurred for a
             period of not less than 60 days from the date of dis-  cover.
             charge from the hospital towards Consultant fees, Di-  18. A standard Co-Pay as specified under Section – D shall
             agnostic charges, Medicines and Drugs wherever re-  be offered.
             quired and recommended by the Hospital / Medical
             Practitioner, where the treatment was taken, following C. Add-ons or Optional Covers : Add-ons or Op-
             an admissible claim shall be included.              tional Covers are not allowed to be attached to the
         15. Wellness Incentives: In order to promote and maintain  base cover.
             wellness  regime,  it  is  considered  essential  that  a
             wellness and preventive program that incentivises the  D. Other Norms applicable:
             targeted market segment to start living healthier shall  Plan Variants  The standard covers shall be mandatorily
             also be incorporated. Accordingly, to enable the indi-         covered under the standard product. No
             viduals to lead longer, healthier and more productive          plan variants are allowed.
             lives, the following wellness features shall be made  Distributions  Standard product may be distributed
             available to all the insured persons by duly complying  Channels  across all distribution channels including
             with the provisions of Regulation 19 of IRDAI (Health
                                                                            Micro Insurance Agents, POS and CSC.
             Insurance) Regulations, 2016 and the applicable guide-         The commission and remuneration pay
             lines notified thereunder.                                     able shall be in accordance to the appli
             i.  Health Check-ups and Consultation services:                cable regulatory framework governing
                 Under this cover, the insured person shall be made         the respective insurance agents or insur
                 available an access to the health consultations
                                                                            ance intermediaries.
                 across the network providers or other empanelled
                 hospitals of the insurer, for getting periodic con-  Family Floater Standard product shall be offered on
                                                                            family floater basis also.
                 sultation of at least once in a policy year.
                                                               Category of  Standard product shall be offered on
             ii.  Disease Management
                 Under this cover, every insured person shall be  Cover     indemnity basis, as a standalone
                                                                            It shall not be combined with Critical
                                                               product.
                 provided an access to the professional medical ser-
                 vices for bettering the health profile. As part of         Illness Covers or Benefit Based covers.

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