One of the reasons for higher number of complaints against standalone health insurers is that an increasing number of retail policies are now being sold by them – these companies command a larger market share in the retail health insurance segment compared to general insurers. In general, insurers often reject claims, citing non-disclosure of pre-existing diseases, but they also have to prove this by furnishing relevant treatment documents, says Mumbai and Guwahati insurance ombudsman Somnath Ghosh
One of the reasons for higher number of complaints against standalone health insurers is that an increasing number of retail policies are now being sold by them – these companies command a larger market share in the retail health insurance segment compared to general insurers. In general, insurers often reject claims, citing non-disclosure of pre-existing diseases, but they also have to prove this by furnishing relevant treatment documents, says Mumbai and Guwahati insurance ombudsman Somnath Ghosh One of the reasons for higher number of complaints against standalone health insurers is that an increasing number of retail policies are now being sold by them – these companies command a larger market share in the retail health insurance segment compared to general insurers. In general, insurers often reject claims, citing non-disclosure of pre-existing diseases, but they also have to prove this by furnishing relevant treatment documents, says Mumbai and Guwahati insurance ombudsman Somnath Ghosh Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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