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@sadie_the_cat66 If I'm not wrong, the max you can claim is for the cheapest level standard private room with AC that the hospital has. You can opt for other lower priced rooms too, and they'll even give a couple of bucks in form of cashback too if you did (read this in Star's Family Floater Plan).

@chamtt Yes, it's closed and yes Jhunjhunwala is one of the investors.

@trthetrny Thanks!

@pedrokepha No, I didn't check the public insurers. Used the aggregators first as the first filter, public insurers didn't make it.

@limoraliwesa Yes, "Base + Super Top-Up + Emergency Fund" is what's suggested by many in other posts.

@iamnobody58 I came across the same advice by many redittors in other posts too. Also @raymond10782 made a noticable point on critical health insurance in other comment.

@kcool Thank you!

@annson I was also wondering the same while going through the posts in this subreddit. Despite those guys having a good track record why didn't people go for them. I'm assuming due to fewer features and slightly more premium as you go for more cover. Also, neither were they included in the...

@resjudicata 85 lakhs? Damn, I think I was in the dark till now! "Critical illness cover" - need to look this up now in more detail. Another reason why I was skeptical of GoDigit is the fact that it just a startup that entered the health insurance segment just 1.5 years ago. I understand...

@resjudicata Hi, I didn't come across them on any platform. I like their selection of hospitals - included only important ones. Is it 30k p.a. for both of you combined wherein both have a cover of 1cr each? Though I feel health insurance of 1 crore is an overkill (comparison). The premium for...

Hi all, A regular reader on this sub here finally makes his first post. This post might be helpful for anyone who wants to buy a health policy but doesn't know where to start. This is my attempt to help anyone get started. I'm in my early twenties, started working two years back. I'm covered...