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Claims Track Record:
ICICI Lombard Elevate
ICICI Lombard General Insurance boasts an impressive claim settlement ratio of 80.97% and a claims incurred ratio of 78.85%. They resolved 99.78% of claims within just 30 days and received fewer complaints than many other insurers.
Star Health Family Health Optima
Star Health and Allied Insurance Company Limited has a claim settlement ratio of 61.98% and claims incurred ratio of 65.41%. It has settled 95.22% of claims in less than 30 days. The company has received higher complaints related to claims as compared to other insurers.
Service Experience:
ICICI Lombard Elevate
Customer support at ICICI Lombard is accessible via a toll-free helpline and its Twitter account. While the toll-free response time is average, it’s important to note that Twitter responses can be slower.
Star Health Family Health Optima
Star Health and Allied 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 average, making it the better choice.
Product Benefits:
ICICI Lombard Elevate
The ICICI Lombard Elevate Plan provides comprehensive coverage that encompasses hospitalisation costs, as well as pre and post-hospitalization expenses. Pre-hospitalization expenses are covered for up to 90 days before admission, while post-hospitalization expenses are covered for up to 180 days after discharge, both within the sum insured. Additionally, the policy covers all daycare treatments, domiciliary treatments (except for 15 illnesses), expenses of donors for organ donation procedures, and modern treatments all up to the sum insured. Please note that non-medical expenses are covered up to the sum assured as an add-on. Moreover, the plan offers the flexibility to choose any room without imposing room rent limits, though it is available as an add-on. There are no limits on ICU rent or deductibles. Also, this plan offers an optional co-payment of 10% to 50%. The policy covers common medical treatments and surgeries, such as cataract and joint replacement surgeries, up to the sum insured. However, it’s important to note that pre-existing conditions and specific conditions have a 12-month waiting period (as an add-on). As an add-on, this plan allows a 90-day waiting period for conditions like BP, Diabetes, and Heart Disease (unless these diseases are classified as pre-existing conditions).
Star Health Family Health Optima
As part of the Star Health Family Health Optima 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 and domiciliary treatments (except for 15 illnesses) up to the sum insured. Harvesting expenses related to organ donations are covered up to 10% of the sum insured, with a maximum limit of Rs 1 lakh. Modern treatment coverage and consumables coverage are available up to the sum insured, if you opt for add-ons. The Star Health Family Health Optima Plan comes with a room rent limit; you can choose any room except suites and above if you go for an add-on. But, the good news is that it doesn’t levy any ICU rent limits. Certain treatments/surgeries come with a financial sub-limit, like cataract treatments, which are covered up to Rs 50,000 per eye per policy year with a maximum limit of Rs 75,000; joint replacement surgeries are covered up to the sum insured. The Star Health Family Health Optima Plan also imposes a copay of 20% if your age at the time of entry is 60 years or above. Moreover, there are no deductible options available under this plan. The plan has a waiting period of 48 months for pre-existing diseases and a waiting period of 24 months for specific diseases.