In addition to regular hospitalization, Star Women Care Insurance Policy provides cover for assisted reproduction treatment, Delivery (pre and post-natal cover), multiple medical consultations, preventive health checkups, voluntary sterilization as well as child hospitalization
Under the policy, a new-born will gain health cover of up to 25% of the sum insured from Day 1 and 100% of sum insured from the next subsequent year onward
Chennai:
Standalone health insurance company Star Health and Allied Insurance, announced the launch of Star Women Care Insurance Policy, a woman-centric comprehensive health cover specially designed to protect the health-care needs of women at every stage of their lives on International Women Day.
The Star Women Care Insurance Policy is available as both an individual policy and a floater policy to all females from 18 years up to 75 years of age.
Women need not undergo any premedical tests to avail this policy. Customers can purchase the policy through premiums which can be paid in quarterly or half-yearly installments and this policy can also be taken for 1 year, 2 year or 3 year terms.
In addition to regular hospitalization, Star Women Care Insurance Policy provides cover for assisted reproduction treatment, Delivery (pre and post-natal cover), multiple medical consultations, preventive health checkups, voluntary sterilization as well as child hospitalization.
Through this policy, mothers can also provide health cover for their new-born child / children.
Under the policy, a new-born will gain health cover of up to 25% of the sum insured from Day 1 and 100% of sum insured from the next subsequent year onward.
The policy’s Star Mother Cover feature, even covers the hospital room rent of the insured mother if the insured child is less than 12 years old and is hospitalized in the ICU.
Anand Roy, managing director, Star Health and Allied Insurance, “At Star Health Insurance, we endeavor to provide women with a higher level of security and support. The policy is customized to meet the requirements of women at every stage of their life, thereby freeing them of the financial worries of increased medical costs.”