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Many health insurance plans have a limit on the amount they will cover for the room when a policyholder is hospitalised. This limit, known as the “room rent limit,” which is the maximum amount that the insurance company will pay for the policyholder’s hospital room on a daily basis.
The room rent limit can vary depending on the type of health insurance plan. Some plans may have a low room rent limit, while others may have a higher limit. Generally, plans with a lower Sum insured will have a lower room rent limit, while opting for a higher Sum Insured may offer a higher limit.
It’s important to note that the room rent limit only applies to the policyholder’s hospital room and not to other medical expenses, such as the cost of surgery or medication. If the policyholder’s hospital room costs including nursing charges are more than the room rent limit, the policyholder will have to pay the difference out of pocket and proportionate deductions as applicable.
If you’re considering to purchase a health insurance plan, it’s important to carefully review the plan’s room rent limit and other terms and conditions. You should also consider speaking with a healthcare professional or insurance agent to help you understand the details of the plan and choose the best option for your needs.
It’s also a good idea to compare plans from different insurance providers to see which one offers the best combination of coverage, cost and room rent limit. This could help reduce the financial burden and make it more affordable for the policyholder.
Summing up
Policies will have limits on room rent based on the Sum Insured. For more information regarding Health Insurance policies, visit the official website of Star Health.
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