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Claims Track Record:
Aditya Birla Activ Health Platinum (Premier)
Aditya Birla Health Insurance Company Limited has a claim settlement ratio of 90.24% and claims incurred ratio of 72.71%. It has also settled 98.61% of claims in less than 30 days. They have received a higher number of claim complaints compared to other insurers.
Royal Sundaram Lifeline (Supreme)
Royal Sundaram General Insurance Company Limited has a claim settlement ratio of 64.53% and claims incurred ratio of 92.30%. It has settled 99.87% of claims in less than 30 days. The company has received fewer complaints related to claims as compared to other insurers.
Service Experience:
Aditya Birla Activ Health Platinum (Premier)
Aditya Birla Health Insurance Company Limited facilitates customer service via their toll-free number and Twitter channel. As per our research their Twitter response rate is quick and their toll-free response rate is average. You might get quicker help through Twitter if you have any questions or concerns.
Royal Sundaram Lifeline (Supreme)
Royal Sundaram General Insurance Company Limited offers customer service via its toll-free number and Twitter account. Based on our research, the Twitter response rate is slow, and the toll-free response rate is slow as well. You may encounter difficulties when trying to seek help from the team.
Product Benefits:
Aditya Birla Activ Health Platinum (Premier)
The Aditya Birla Activ Health Platinum – Premier Plan provides coverage for hospitalisation expenses as well as pre and post hospitalisation expenses. Pre-hospitalisation expenses are covered for 60 days before hospitalisation and post-hospitalisation expenses are covered for 180 days after discharge, both up to the sum insured. The insurer also covers 586 day care treatments, domiciliary treatments (except 9 illnesses), organ donor expenses related to harvesting the organ, and modern treatments up to the sum insured. The plan also covers the cost of consumables up to the sum insured – if opted for as an add-on. Aditya Birla Activ Health Platinum – Premier Plan lets you choose any room type without imposing any limit. And, there is no ICU rent limit and copayment or deductible limit. Moreover, the insurer doesn’t place a cap on common treatments/surgeries like cataract treatment, joint replacement surgery, etc. Please note that Aditya Birla Activ Health Platinum – Premier Plan has a waiting period of 36 months for pre-existing diseases and a waiting period of 24 months for specific diseases and 48 months for genetic disorders.
Royal Sundaram Lifeline (Supreme)
As part of the Royal Sundaram Lifeline (Supreme) Plan, hospitalisation expenses as well as pre and post-hospitalisation expenses are covered. Pre-hospitalisation expenses are covered for 60 days before hospitalisation and post-hospitalisation expenses are covered for 90 days after discharge, both up to the sum insured. Additionally, the plan covers all day care treatments, domiciliary treatments, and inpatient organ donor expenses up to the sum insured. Modern treatments are covered up to 50% of the sum insured. The Royal Sundaram Lifeline (Supreme) Plan comes with no room rent and ICU rent limits. Common treatments/surgeries like cataract treatments, joint replacement surgeries, etc., don’t come with sub-limits, and there’s no imposed copay or deductible. The Royal Sundaram Lifeline (Supreme) Plan has a waiting period of 36 months for pre-existing diseases and a waiting period of 24 months for specific diseases.