Cover for the medical costs life can bring
From individual cover to family floaters and senior citizen plans — guidance built around your household, not a one-size-fits-all policy.
Why health insurance matters
Rising medical costs
Hospitalization and treatment costs can be significant — cover helps protect your savings.
Family protection
A family floater can cover your whole household under one sum insured.
Peace of mind
Knowing a medical emergency won’t derail your finances.
Types of health cover we discuss
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Individual Health Insurance
A single policy covering just you, with the full sum insured available to you alone.
Discuss this plan →Family Floater
One sum insured shared across the family — often more cost-efficient than separate policies.
Discuss this plan →Senior Citizen Health Insurance
Plans designed for older adults, accounting for age-related health considerations.
Discuss this plan →Critical Illness Cover
A lump-sum benefit on diagnosis of specified serious illnesses, alongside a base health plan.
Discuss this plan →Suitability depends on your age, family size, city and existing cover. We discuss this with you before recommending any plan.
Get an indicative cover range for your family size and city.
Health Insurance FAQ
Individual plan or family floater?
A family floater shares one sum insured across the family and is usually more cost-efficient; an individual plan keeps the full sum insured for one person.
Do senior citizens need a separate plan?
Often yes — senior citizen plans account for age-related health considerations and different waiting periods.
What does critical illness cover add?
A lump-sum payout on diagnosis of specified illnesses, on top of your base hospitalization cover.
Are these figures guaranteed quotes?
No — figures on this site are illustrative only. Actual premiums and cover are set by the insurer after underwriting.
