NATIONAL ORGANISATION OF INSURANCE PENSIONERS
Regn No.PN 4769 (Regd under Indian T U Act, 1926)
(Affiliated to Bharateeya Mazdoor Sangh)
BMS Office, Vishwakarma Bhavan, 185, Shaniwar Peth, Pune 411030.
President: T.C. Gunesh Kumar Working President: Vilas V. Purkar General Secretary: Ashok J. Joshi
Mob No: 9880683639 Mob No: 9922166599 Mob No: 9561084182 & 9945104570
Date: 25-01-2024
Cir No 03/2024
The Executive Director (Per),
LIC of India, Central Office, Yogakshema,
MUMBAI,
Dear Sir,
Re: "CASHLESS EVERYWHERE " SCHEME FLOATED BY HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY FROM TODAY, 25.01.2024
General and Health Insurance companies have floated aforementioned cashless
treatment under health insurance policies across the country from today, 25.01.2024.
According to the Health Insurance Council, the " CASHLESS EVERYWHERE " system,
the customer should intimate the insurance company at least 48hrs in case of planned
hospitalization and within 48 hours in emergency hospitalization.
The claims should be admissible as per the terms of policy, and cashless facility should
be admissible as per the operating guidelines of the insurance company, even if such a
hospital is not in the network of the insurance company.
We urge upon you to kindly ensure that the "CASHLESS EVERYWHERE SCHEME " is
extended to our Group MediClaim policy, forthwith.
Thanking you,
Yours Sincerely,
General Secretary
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ReplyDeleteThe "Cashless Everywhere" initiative by Health Insurance Companies is a significant step towards enhancing healthcare accessibility for policyholders, ensuring that even non-network hospitals honor cashless claims under proper intimation guidelines. It's equally important that such schemes are extended to Group MediClaim policies for pensioners, as rightly emphasized by NOIP. In global markets, customer-centric practices are also gaining momentum. For example, an insurance agency in Houston ensures policyholders have clear guidance and support in availing of similar cashless benefits and navigating claim processes effectively. Strong service backing is as crucial as policy features themselves.
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