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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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Health Insurance Claim Rejected for Pre-Existing Disease: What Documents Can Challenge the Rejection?

A health insurance claim may be rejected when the insurer alleges that the illness was a pre-existing disease. This is one of the most common reasons given in health insurance disputes. The policyholder may receive a rejection letter stating that the disease, symptom, treatment or condition existed before the policy [...]

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