Insurance

Family Health Insurance

One policy, the whole family covered.

A family floater shares one sum insured across the whole family. It is more affordable than buying a separate policy for each person, and simple to manage with one renewal date.

Free, no-obligation advice. Most callers hear back from an advisor the same day.

Members
Self, spouse, children, parents
Sum insured
₹5 lakh to ₹1 crore+
Newborn cover
From day 91 (day 1 on some plans)
Tax benefit
Sec 80D
Types of plan

Choose the family health insurance that fits you

Not sure which one is right? Tell us your situation and we'll recommend the best fit.

01

Family floater

One shared sum insured for 2 to 6 members.

02

Floater with maternity

Covers delivery costs and newborn care after a waiting period.

03

Parents add-on

Add parents to the family policy or buy a separate senior plan.

Key benefits

Why people choose our family health insurance advice

  • One policy for the whole family
  • Lower premium than individual plans
  • Maternity and newborn cover options
  • Restore benefit on many plans
Cover details

Know exactly what you're buying

We read the fine print for you and explain inclusions, exclusions and waiting periods in plain words.

  • Hospitalisation for all members
  • Maternity expenses (on select plans)
  • Newborn baby cover
  • Restoration of sum insured
  • Vaccinations on some plans
  • Young families
  • Couples planning children
  • Families with dependent parents
  • Maternity waiting period of 9 months to 4 years
  • Pre-existing disease waiting periods
  • One large claim can use up the shared sum insured
Premiums

Family Health Insurance premium: what decides it?

Two people buying the same family health insurance can pay very different premiums. Here is what insurers look at, and how to pay less without cutting the cover you need.

What it depends on

  • Age of the person or vehicle being insured
  • Sum insured or cover amount chosen
  • Health, lifestyle and medical history (for life and health cover)
  • Add-ons and riders selected
  • Claim history and no-claim bonus (for motor and health)
  • City or zone, occupation and policy term

How to pay a lower premium

  • Buy early: premiums are lowest when you are young and healthy
  • Choose the right cover, not the cheapest or the biggest
  • Compare insurers on claim record and exclusions, not just price
  • Pick only the add-ons you actually need
  • Renew on time to keep your no-claim bonus and waiting-period credit
Required documents

Documents required for Family Health Insurance

Choose your applicant type to see the checklist. Keep self-attested copies ready; we'll collect and verify them for you.

Document Proof

8 items
  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Voter Card
  • Driving Licence
  • Utility Bill (Electricity / Water)
  • Passport
  • Age Proof of All Members
  • Medical Reports (if any existing illness)

Document Proof

9 items
  • Utility Bill (Electricity / Water / Telephone)
  • Bank Statement
  • GST Certificate
  • Udyam Certificate
  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Passport
  • Age Proof of All Members
  • Medical Reports (if any existing illness)

The exact list can vary by insurer and your profile. Not sure what applies to you? Our advisor will confirm in one call.

How we help

From first call to claim

Scroll through the steps to see what we do at each stage.

Step 1

Understand what to protect

We look at your family, health, assets and budget to work out the right family health insurance for you.

Step 2

Compare insurers for you

We compare plans from top insurers on cover, exclusions, waiting periods and claim record.

Step 3

Buy with clarity

We explain the policy wording in plain words and help with the proposal form and medicals.

Step 4

Support at claim time

When you need to claim, we help with paperwork and follow up with the insurer.

Expert tips before you buy

  1. 1Keep parents on a separate policy so their claims do not exhaust family cover.
  2. 2Add a super top-up for high cover at a low cost.
  3. 3Buy maternity cover well before planning a baby, because of the waiting period.
FAQs

Family Health Insurance: common questions

A floater is cheaper for young families. Individual policies make sense when members have very different health needs or ages.

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