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Claims Track Record:
HDFC Ergo Optima Restore
HDFC ERGO General Insurance Company Limited has a claim settlement ratio standing at 83.31% and a claims incurred ratio of 83.53%. The company has settled 95.75% of claims within 30 days. The company has received fewer complaints related to claims, as compared to other insurers.
Care Insurance Care Supreme
Whenever it comes to settling claims, Care Health Insurance Company has a claim settlement ratio of 85.64% and claims incurred ratio of 56.19%. Also, 99.99% of claims were settled in less than 30 days. And, they have higher complaints related to claims as compared to other insurers.
Service Experience:
HDFC Ergo Optima Restore
HDFC ERGO General Insurance Company Limited offers customer assistance through their toll-free helpline and their Twitter handle. Please note that their response time is average on both the toll-free and Twitter handle.
Care Insurance Care Supreme
Care Health Insurance provides customer service via its toll-free number and Twitter channel. According to our research, their Twitter response rate is slow and their toll-free response rate is quick. So, if you're in need of an immediate response, the toll-free number may be the better option.
Product Benefits:
HDFC Ergo Optima Restore
The HDFC Ergo Optima Restore Plan provides comprehensive coverage including hospitalisation costs, pre-hospitalisation and post-hospitalisation expenses. Please note that the pre-hospitalisation expenses are covered for a period of up to 60 days before admission and the post-hospitalisation expenses are covered up to 180 days after discharge – up to the sum insured. Furthermore, the policy offers a comprehensive range of benefits, encompassing all day care treatments, domiciliary treatments, harvesting expenses related to organ donation, and modern treatments up to the sum insured. And, consumables are also covered up to the sum insured if you choose to include this as an add-on to your policy. The HDFC Ergo Optima Restore Plan offers flexibility with no room rent limit, allowing you to select any room without constraints. Also, there is no ICU rent limit, copayment, or deductible limit. Notably, the policy does not impose any restrictions on common medical treatments or surgeries, such as cataract treatment, joint replacement surgery, etc. This means they are covered up to the sum insured. Please bear in mind that pre-existing diseases have a 36-month waiting period, while specific diseases have a 24-month waiting period under this plan.
Care Insurance Care Supreme
The Care Insurance Care Supreme 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 - up to the sum insured. The insurer also covers all day care treatments, domiciliary treatments (except 12 illnesses), organ donor expenses related to harvesting the organ, and modern treatments up to the sum insured. Consumables are also covered up to the sum insured if you opt for an add-on. Care Insurance Care Supreme Plan gives you the freedom to choose any room without imposing any limit. There is no ICU rent limit and copayment/deductible limit. Furthermore, the insurer doesn’t impose any limit on common treatments/surgeries like cataract treatment, joint replacement surgery, etc. Under the Care Insurance Care Supreme Plan, pre-existing diseases have a 12-month waiting period (if you opt for an add-on) and specific diseases have a 24-month waiting period.