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- Do we need to pay upfront in case of a medical treatment and then claim, or the insurance policy will pay upfront?
- What is a TPA?
- From where can I get the claim form to make a claim?
- In case medical treatment is required, is there any need for any pre-approval before hospitalization?
- Would I be reimbursed for the medical expenses incurred abroad, if I go specifically for the purpose of seeking medical treatment?
- In case I lose my baggage, how do I claim?
- What if in an emergency I don't have time to call up?
- Can I continue my treatment of the disease which happened during my travel abroad, in the home country, after expiry of my policy?
- If I am evacuated on grounds of medical reason, can I continue my treatment in India?
- Which doctors/hospitals can I visit?
- How and where can I register a claim? What are the documents required?
- My mother is hurt during transit,will medical expenses incurred to treat her are covered?
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What if in an emergency I don't have time to call up?
TPA should be contacted by any person within 48 hours and given the details about the insured.
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