Hi, from past couple of months I am planning to buy a health insurance policy and because of which I have done a lot of research on it. As there are many company offering good health plans it has become difficult for me to choose the best one. Can anyone suggest me as in which provider and policy should I opt for? My requirements are following:

- Policy should insure me and my family member
- Cashless facility
- Premium should be affordable

Hey Manisha,

I agree with your point, it is really difficult to decide as in which insurance provider offers the best health insurance. The requirements specified by you are somewhat similar to those of mine. Recently, I have opted for health insurance offered by Max Bupa. I have enrolled for Heartbeat Family First Health Insurance which not only insures me but also insures my wife, kids, parents, in-laws etc. It insures upto 13 relationships in my family. Also they have cashless facility. In my opinion, this is the best and affordable health insurance policy for you to opt. For your reference I am sharing the link for its website.

maxbupa.com/ForyouyourFamily/Heartbeat/FamilyFirst.aspx

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Dear Manisha

You can go for National or United India as they provide good policy with low premiums. We will give you neutral advice as we deal with all the insurance companies.
If you want suggestions or the procedure or documentation, kindly send an email at healthninsurance@gmail.com and we will revert back.

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