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Liberty General Insurance started its operations in the year 2013. The insurer has 58 offices across India and offers a varied insurance product portfolio to customers. Health insurance plans offered by the insurer come with a range of benefits, making them an extremely viable choice.
Plan Name | Plan Basis | Sum Insured | Policy Term |
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Liberty Health Connect Policy | Individual/Family Floater Policy |
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1 or 2 years |
Health Connect Supra Policy | Individual/Family Floater Policy |
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1, 2, or 3 years |
Individual Personal Accident Policy | Individual/Family Plan | Up to Rs.1 crore | 1, 2, or 3 years |
Janta Personal Accident Insurance Policy | Individual/Family Plan | As mentioned in the policy document | 1 or 2 years |
Secure Health Connect Policy | Individual/Family Floater |
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1, 2, or 3 years |
This policy comes with 4 plan options – E-Connect, Basic, Elite, and Comprehensive – to choose from. Each plan covers a different sum insured range, so the policy buyer can opt for the exact coverage that they require. The policy provides a risk cover against hospitalisation expenses, day care procedures, pre- and post-hospitalisation expenses, domiciliary treatment, etc.
Policy term | 1 or 2 years |
Entry Age |
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Plan Basis | Individual/Family Floater Policy |
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Premium | As per the age of the policyholder, gender, sum insured, additional benefits opted for, etc. |
Medical Screening | Required for individuals over the age of 50 years |
Co-Payment | The policy does not come with a co-pay option |
Waiting Period |
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No-Claim Bonus | For every claim-free year, sum insured will increase by 10%. Maximum increase of 100% is allowed. |
Discounts |
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This health insurance policy can be purchased on an individual or family floater basis. You can opt for the Top Up Plan option or the Super Top Up Plan option to customise the level of protection. The policy comes with several benefits and attractive features.
Policy term | 1, 2, or 3 years |
Entry Age | As mentioned in the policy brochure |
Plan Basis | Individual/Family Floater Basis |
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Premium | Premiums will vary based on plan option chosen, sum insured, additional covers, age of the policyholder, plan basis, etc. |
Medical Screening | Only required for individuals over the age of 65 years |
Waiting Period |
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Cumulative Bonus | Super Top Up Plan: 10% increase on the initial sum insured for every claim-free year. Sum insured can be increased by a maximum of 100%. |
Discounts |
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This plan provides a cover against medical expenses that one may incur due to an unforeseen accident. The plan comes with 4 plan options and also a choice to purchase add-on covers in order to enhance the level of protection.
Policy term | 1, 2, or 3 years |
Entry Age |
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Plan Basis | Individual/Family Plan |
Sum Insured Range | Up to Rs.1 crore for all plan options |
Premium | Will vary based on the sum insured, plan option chosen, age of the insured, number of dependents covered, etc. |
Cumulative Bonus | Sum insured will be increased by 5%, at the time of renewal, for every claim-free year |
Discounts |
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This policy is ideal for customers living in rural parts of India. The policy covers accidental death, permanent total disability, permanent partial disability, etc. The policy also comes with a flexi-term option of 1 or 2 years.
Policy term | 1 or 2 years |
Entry Age |
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Plan Basis | Individual/Family Plan |
Sum Insured Range | As mentioned in the policy document |
Premium | Will vary based on age of the insured, number of dependents enrolled, and sum insured opted |
This policy can be purchased on an individual basis or a family floater basis to extend the cover to one’s spouse and up to a maximum of 3 children. The plan covers in-patient hospitalisation, pre- and post-hospitalisation expenses, day-care treatments, etc.
Policy term | 1, 2, or 3 years |
Entry Age |
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Plan Basis | Individual/Family Floater Policy |
Sum Insured Range |
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Premium | Will vary based on plan basis, sum insured, number of dependents, entry age of the proposer, etc. |
Medical Screening | May be required based on the individual’s age at entry, sum insured, and previous medical history |
Co-Payment |
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Waiting Period |
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Cumulative Bonus | Sum insured will increase by 10% or 25% for every claim-free free year, based on the plan option chosen by the insured. Initial sum insured can be increased up to a maximum of 50% or 100% |
Discounts |
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Insurance firms will usually require you to submit the following documents to them, at the time of purchasing an insurance policy:
The incurred claim ratio is the total sum of all claims paid by an insurance company against the amount of premiums it received, in a given financial year. For the financial year 2015 – 2016, Liberty General Insurance has reported a high Incurred Claim Ratio of 106.02%. While purchasing an insurance policy, one must always ensure to check the firm’s incurred claim ratio, as a high ratio would indicate that the company is able to successfully settle claims.
Year | Incurred Claim Ratio |
2016-17 | 74.37% |
Grace Period | The insurer provides a grace period of 30 days to renew policies that are about to expire. Renewing your policy within the grace period will prevent your accrued benefits from lapsing. |
Free-Look Period | You can cancel your policy within the 15-day free-look period, provided no claim has been made during this period. |
Portability | Portability of insurance policy from your current insurer to Liberty General Insurance is permitted, after the company’s evaluation. |
Tax Benefits | Tax benefits for premiums paid can be claimed as per Section 80D of the Income Tax Act, 1961. |
For select policies, policy renewal can be done directly through the insurer’s official website. For policies that cannot be renewed online, you can contact your insurance advisor or even walk into the the nearest company branch and have your policy renewed by making the due premium payment. Any enhancements to your policy can be done at the time of renewal.
The insurer has over 3,000 network hospitals across India. You can visit the insurer’s official website to download a list of network hospitals or to locate network hospitals in your city.
No, cashless treatments can only be availed at network hospitals. A list of the insurer’s network hospitals can be found on the insurer’s official website.
Yes, the insurer will settle all valid medical expenses. Non-medical expenses, such as registration desk charges, charges for toiletries, etc., will have to be settled by you. Co-pay charges (if applicable) will also have to be borne by you.
Pre-policy medical screenings are based on the age band of the policy buyer, the sum insured opted for, and existence of pre-existing diseases at the time of purchasing the policy.
Yes, pre- and post-hospitalisation expenses will be covered by the health insurance policy, unless otherwise stated. However, claims can only be made within the limits set by the insurer.
Some policies provide worldwide coverage, while other policies only cover treatments that occur in India. You will need to read the policy brochure to know the geographical coverage of your policy.
Yes, policies can be cancelled any time during the policy tenure. If you cancel the policy during the free-look period, you will receive the premium paid in full, after adjusting the amount for a few charges. However, if you choose to cancel your policy after the free-look period, you will only receive a portion of the premium you paid initially.
Under most health insurance policies, you can only add or remove dependents during policy renewal.
Yes, cashless hospitalisation can be availed at any network hospital across the country. The insurer has network hospitals in all major states across India.
For certain policies, if your medical screening has been cleared successfully, the insurer may refund the expenses incurred by you in part or full.
You can extend the cover to your dependents, including your spouse and dependent children. In some cases, you can also extend the cover to your parents and parents-in-law.
Certain specific ailments and diseases may not be covered during the first and second year of the policy tenure. However, if you renew your policy without any breaks, specific ailments will be covered after the due waiting period.
Most health insurance policies will only allow you to include dependent children. Ensure you read your policy brochure to know your insurer’s eligibility criteria.
You can locate the nearest network hospital through the insurer’s website.
You will need to take into account the rising medical costs, inflation, your budget, and the future needs and liabilities of your family.
All claims with due supporting documents need to be submitted within 15 days from the date of discharge from the hospital.
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The Private sector general insurance company, Liberty General, has decided to set up 100 new branches this year in order to expand the business. The company also plans to introduce new products and create stronger tie-ups. The Whole Time Director and CEO of the company, Roopam Asthana, said that the company wishes to expand geographically since the company is doing well and has crossed the Rs.1,000 crore premium mark. While 60 branches were set up in the first 6 years, the plan is to set up 100 more in the coming year, in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. Out of the 100 branches planned, 55 of them have already been set up. Asthana stated that half of the offices will be virtual offices and the rest will be physical offices.
The insurance company is also looking to partner with OEMs and create more bancassurance models. Also, it plans to work on niche products to diversify its offerings. While the company’s focus is currently on the two-wheeler segment, it is also looking at property insurance, cyber insurance, and title insurance. The firm will also build on personal accident and health insurance where it sees high potential.
14 May 2019
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