Network Hospitals

A network hospital is in an empanelled hospital. It includes a vast number of public-private network (PPN) hospitals across India. Every health insurance general insurance provider has a dedicated tie-up with a chain of hospitals.
Only within this network hospital, you can avail cashless health insurance facilities. In case you are admitted to any one specific network hospital, all you need to do is furnish your cashless claim card. The rest of the procedure will be managed directly by the Third Party Administrators/Insurer and the hospital.
The cost of medical treatment and hospitalization is rising on an annual basis. It is better to stay protected in the long run with a comprehensive medical insurance policy. With a cashless healthcare plan, you will not have to worry about the financial obligation arising from hospitalization expenses. In case you do not have adequate savings to pay hospitals bills, a cashless mode of reimbursement is the best option to go for.

Select Insurer

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  Bajaj Allianz
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  Iffco Tokio
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  HDFC ERGO
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  Reliance
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  Max Bupa
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  New India Assurance
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  Star Health And Allied
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  Religare
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  Oriental
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  Cholamandalam Ms
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  Universal Sompo
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  TATA AIG
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  L&T Network
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  ManipalCigna
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  Bharti AXA
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  Apollo Munich (HDFC ERGO)

FAQs

What is a network hospital?

A network hospital is a hospital empanelled by an insurance company to provide cashless health insurance facilities to its policyholders as per the agreed terms and conditions.

What is the importance of a network hospital in health insurance?

A network hospital provides cashless health services to the health insurance policyholders. This way a person can get the best health facilities to overcome their illness without worrying about financial constraints.

What is a Network Hospital and Non-Network Hospital?

A hospital which is empanelled by an insurance company is called a Network Hospital whereas hospitals which are not on the insurance companies panel are called Non-Network Hospitals. A network hospital provides you cashless and reimbursement claim facilities. On the other hand, a non-network hospital offers you only a reimbursement claim facility.