Zuno Health Insurance for Kids

Edelweiss General Insurance Company takes care of children’s health. It offers health insurance, which provides extensive coverage to children right from 91 days. However, either of the parents needs to be covered under the policy along with their child. Helping parents ensure that their kids are healthy, the policy also offers cover as an individual and family floater basis.

• Cashless treatment for kids at network hospitals
• A child can be ported in an Individual Policy with a separate Sum Insured after attaining a certain age
• Age calculations are done based on “Age on last birthday”
• Up to 3 additional children can be added under a Family Floater policy
• If insured covered is a daughter or son under an Individual Policy, then maximum age should be less than 26 years
• No pre-acceptance medical screening required
• Sum insured ranges from Rs. 1 Lakh and goes up to Rs. 1 Crore

Scope of Coverage

• Pre and post hospitalisation cover available under all the plans of this policy
• Inpatient hospitalisation for accommodation, medicines, etc.
• Expenses for the treatment of daycare hospitalisation
• Treatment taken under Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH)
• ICU charges coverage up to a certain limit
• Ambulance cover through cashless or reimbursement facility
• Domiciliary treatment coverage on the advice of the treating doctor

Eligibility

The Edelweiss Health Insurance policy has been designed to cover children from 91 days to a maximum entry age of 26 years. However, the child should be dependent on you.

Exclusions

• Medical expenses during the first 30 days from the Policy Start Date
• Surgical treatment for benign ear, nose and throat (ENT) disorders
• Treatment for an injury occurred due to a self-inflicting act
• Health issues due to sexually transmitted disease like AIDS or HIV, etc.
• Medical expenses for a newborn baby below the age of 91 days

The Edelweiss Health Insurance policy is an ideal cover for children. Buy this policy today if you have a child and protect him or her from diseases. To know more about the policy, you can call 1800-1205-698.