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Health Insurance

Individual and family floater plans, critical illness cover and top-ups chosen to keep rising hospitalisation costs from ever touching your long-term investments.

Overview

What is Health Insurance?

Medical inflation in India runs at 12–15% annually. A single hospitalisation for a serious illness can deplete years of savings in days. Health insurance is your financial firewall — separating your investment corpus from healthcare expenditure.

We analyse your existing coverage (including employer cover), family medical history, city of residence and hospital preferences to structure the right base plan, top-up, and critical illness cover — ensuring no gap exists in your protection.

  • Protection against hospitalisation, surgery and specialist costs
  • Coverage for day-care procedures and OPD (in select plans)
  • Critical illness lump-sum benefit for cancer, heart attack, stroke
  • Tax deduction on premiums under Section 80D
  • Cashless hospitalisation at network hospitals
  • No-claim bonus (NCB) increasing sum insured over time

Who Should Consider This?

Health insurance is non-negotiable for everyone — individuals, families, self-employed professionals and retirees. It is especially critical for those whose employer cover lapses on retirement, or those with a family history of critical illnesses.

Key Features

What We Offer

A comprehensive set of features designed to deliver the best outcomes for your financial goals.

Coverage Gap Analysis

We map your existing employer cover, existing personal policies and gaps to build a complete, non-overlapping health protection structure.

Base + Super Top-Up Structure

Combining a base plan with a high-deductible super top-up is often the most cost-efficient way to achieve ₹50–1 crore in health cover.

Critical Illness Cover

A lump-sum payout on diagnosis of 30+ critical conditions, covering income loss, treatment abroad, lifestyle modifications and recovery expenses.

Section 80D Tax Planning

Structuring premiums for self, spouse, children and parents to maximise ₹75,000–1,00,000 in annual 80D deductions.

Insurer Quality Checks

Claim settlement ratio, network hospital breadth, sub-limit terms and room rent capping — we examine the fine print you might miss.

Annual Review & Portability

Reviewing your cover every year and porting to a better insurer without losing accumulated no-claim bonus or waiting periods.

Why Nivesh Kendr

Your Trusted Partner for Health Insurance

We go beyond product selection — our advisory is built on understanding your complete financial picture and placing your goals at the centre of every decision.

Complete Protection Architecture

We design a full health cover structure — base, top-up and critical illness — not just recommend a single plan.

Fine Print Expertise

We identify and flag sub-limits, co-pay clauses, room rent caps and disease-specific waiting periods before you buy.

Employer Cover Bridging

We fill the gap between your employer-provided cover and adequate personal coverage.

Family Floater Optimisation

Advice on whether a family floater or individual plans is more appropriate given your family's age profile and risk.

Claim Assistance

We actively assist with pre-authorisation, cashless claims and reimbursement documentation when you need it most.

Renewal Continuity

We track renewals and ensure continuity of cover so waiting periods don't reset and NCB is not lost.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Typically no. Employer cover usually provides ₹2–5 lakh, often as a family floater, and lapses on job change or retirement. A personal policy with higher cover and portability is essential.
A super top-up pays claims above a set deductible amount in a year. It lets you combine a base plan with large additional cover at very low premium, making ₹50–1 crore of total cover affordable.
Common exclusions include pre-existing diseases (for waiting period), cosmetic surgery, dental treatment, self-inflicted injuries, and conditions specified in the policy. We explain all exclusions before recommending a plan.
Most insurers impose a 2–4 year waiting period for pre-existing diseases. Buying health insurance early, before conditions develop, avoids this problem entirely.
Select plans now offer OPD cover for consultations, diagnostics and pharmacy. We recommend adding OPD cover for clients with high routine medical expenses.
IRDAI mandates portability rights — you can switch insurer without losing accumulated NCB or waiting period credits. We facilitate the porting process to ensure seamless continuity.
For a metro city family of 4, a minimum of ₹15–25 lakh in total cover is recommended. We calculate an appropriate sum insured based on your city, age, hospital preferences and income.
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Don't Let Medical Bills Derail Your Wealth Plan

Let us build a complete health cover architecture that protects your family without burdening your investment corpus.