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Health Insurance Claim Rejected for Non-Disclosure: What Should the Policyholder Check First?

A health insurance claim may be rejected when the insurer alleges that the policyholder failed to disclose an earlier illness, treatment, consultation, investigation, surgery, medication or other material medical information while purchasing the policy. A rejection for “non-disclosure” can have wider consequences than the rejection of one hospital bill. In [...]

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Insurance Company Paid Only Part of the Claim: Can the Policyholder Dispute the Deduction?

An insurance claim may not always be rejected fully. In many cases, the insurance company may approve the claim only partly and deduct a substantial amount. The policyholder may receive a settlement message showing a reduced amount, but the reason for deduction may not be clear. Partial settlement can arise [...]

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