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FAQs

Permanent partial disablement includes loss of one hand, loss of one foot, loss of sight in one eye, loss of hearing in one or both ears, loss of fingers and thumbs of hands and/or feet, loss of individual fingers or toes, etc.

Yes, ICICI Lombard health insurance plans allow coverage for senior citizens too. Both health insurance plans offered by the company, Complete Health Insurance and Health Booster, have no maximum entry age making them suitable for individuals of all ages.

You would need to submit your identity proof, age proof, residence proof and photographs with the application form to buy the policy.

Free health check-ups provided under ICICI Lombard health insurance plans are allowed only for adult members. Under both health insurance plans, free health check-ups are allowed for up to two insured members only.

Yes, your health card would be mandatory if you want to make a cashless claim. Health cards contain your policy details and unique identification number. They allow the hospitals to identify the insured members so that cashless treatments can be provided. So, if you are taking treatments at a networked hospital, carry your health card with you for claim purposes.