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Policy typeStandard indemnity health insurance; available on an individual or family-floater basis.View source
The current page calls it a standard indemnity health-insurance product and says it is available in individual and floater type.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — current Bank of Baroda product page
- Page / section
- Lines 159–161; Features and Coverage
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- 28 Sept 2026
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- high
InsurerNational Insurance Company Limited (IRDAI registration no. 58). Bank of Baroda acts as a corporate-agent distribution channel; the insurance contract is between National Insurance and the insured.View source
The wording identifies National Insurance Co. Ltd. as the Company; the page states that the contract is between the insurer and insured and is a corporate agent.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Page 1; page lines 190–192
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- 28 Sept 2026
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- high
Sum insured / cover₹1,00,000, ₹1,50,000, ₹2,00,000, ₹2,50,000, ₹3,00,000, ₹3,50,000, ₹4,00,000, ₹4,50,000 or ₹5,00,000; the policy wording describes these as ₹1 lakh–₹5 lakh in ₹50,000 multiples. Individual sum insured applies separately to each insured person; floater sum insured applies to the family.View source
The benefit table publishes INR 1L to 5L in multiples of INR 50,000 and distinguishes individual and floater application.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Page 14 — Table of Benefits; page lines 176–177
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Entry ageThe proposer and each adult family member can enter from 18 to 65 years. A proposer older than 65 may cover family members without covering self. Dependent natural or legally adopted children may be covered from 91 days/ 3 months to 25 years when a parent is covered; a financially independent child above 18 is not eligible at later renewals.View source
The prospectus publishes proposer age 18–65, a family-only route for older proposers and dependent-child entry from 3 months to 25 years.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance prospectus
- Page / section
- Page 1 — Eligibility; page lines 177–180
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Policy termOne policy year at a time, with lifelong renewability. Grace period is 30 days for yearly payment and 15 days for other payment modes; continuity benefits are retained when renewed within the applicable grace period, but coverage is not available for a period for which no premium is received.View source
The wording states a one-year policy period and the benefit table gives 30-day yearly and 15-day other-mode grace periods; the page states lifelong renewability.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Page 14 — Table of Benefits; pages 2–4 — Grace Period/Renewal; page lines 188–189
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Waiting periodIllness claims are excluded for the first 30 days from first commencement, except covered accidents. Pre-existing diseases are covered after 48 months of continuous coverage if declared and accepted. The linked policy wording specifies a 24-month waiting period for listed conditions/ procedures; the current BOB summary also describes specific diseases as having two- or four-year waits, so the exact listed-condition schedule in the policy wording controls.View source
The wording gives 30 days, 48 months and 24 months for the respective waiting rules; the summary uses a two-/four-year shorthand, which is preserved as a disclosed source variation rather than silently discarded.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Page 6 — Waiting Period; page lines 221–224
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- 28 Sept 2026
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- high
Key coverageHospitalisation and listed day-care treatment for illness or injury; allopathy and AYUSH inpatient care; room/ boarding/ nursing up to 2% of sum insured capped at ₹5,000/day; ICU/ ICCU up to 5% capped at ₹10,000/day; cataract up to 25% of sum insured or ₹40,000 per eye; ambulance up to ₹2,000 per hospitalisation; pre-hospitalisation 30 days and post-hospitalisation 60 days; 12 listed modern treatments up to 50% of sum insured; cashless at network providers through TPA; 5% co-pay on every claim; 5% claim-free cumulative bonus each year up to 50%.View source
The policy wording and current page publish the hospitalisation, , room/, cataract, ambulance, pre/post, modern-treatment, co-pay and cumulative-bonus limits.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Pages 5–6 and 14 — Coverage and Table of Benefits; page lines 176–202
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- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Annual premium tablesThe prospectus publishes complete annual premium matrices by age band and ₹1,00,000–₹5,00,000 sum insured for the senior-most/ individual member, second-eldest floater member, third-eldest floater member and all other members. The canonical tables retain every row. Rates include TPA charges and exclude GST; instalment totals are 103.50% half-yearly, 105.00% quarterly and 106.00% monthly, with a 10% direct-sale discount.View source
Every published age-band and sum-insured cell is preserved in the four canonical premium tables; the range is the observed table range, not an applicant-specific quote.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance prospectus
- Page / section
- Pages 16–17 — four premium matrices, instalment premium and discounts
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- 28 Sept 2026
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- high
Key exclusions and cost sharingThe policy applies 5% co-pay on all claims and excludes, among other matters, the first 30 days of illness (covered accidents excepted), undeclared or unaccepted pre-existing conditions until the applicable waiting period, listed diseases/ procedures during their waiting period, adventure-sport accidents, sterility/ infertility and maternity, refractive-error surgery below 7.5 dioptres, cosmetic/ plastic/ gender-change treatment, drug/ alcohol abuse, dental treatment except accident-related hospitalisation, domiciliary and OPD treatment, treatment outside India, war and nuclear/ chemical/ biological attack. Annexure-A and the permanently excluded-illness annexure remain available in the policy table record.View source
The current page lists the principal exclusions; the linked wording supplies the complete exclusions and annexures, which are preserved as source tables.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — current Bank of Baroda product page
- Page / section
- Lines 221–230; policy wording pages 6–8 and 15–18
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- 28 Sept 2026
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- high
Geographic limitsTreatment taken outside the geographical limits of India is excluded. Cashless treatment is limited to insurer/TPA network providers in India; reimbursement follows the policy wording.View source
The wording expressly excludes treatment outside India and defines cashless treatment through network providers.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Page 8 — Exclusion 7.19; pages 8–9 — Cashless claims
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- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Claims procedureFor planned hospitalisation, notify the Company/ TPA at least 48 hours before admission under the policy wording (the BOB page asks for 72 hours); for emergency admission, notify within 24 hours or before discharge, whichever is earlier. Cashless treatment needs network-provider pre-authorisation. Reimbursement hospitalisation/ day-care/ pre-hospitalisation claims are due within 30 days of discharge; post-hospitalisation claims within 15 days after treatment. Original claim form, patient ID, admission prescription, itemised bills, receipts, discharge summary, diagnostics, OT/ surgeon notes, implant invoice, MLR/ FIR where applicable, NEFT/ cancelled cheque, KYC above ₹1 lakh and legal-heir documents where applicable are required.View source
The policy wording and summary publish slightly different planned-notice wording; both are retained and the policy wording is identified as controlling contract language.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Pages 9–10 — Claim Procedure; page lines 231–256
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- 28 Sept 2026
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- high
Pre-policy check-upFor first-time proposers or dependants aged 55 years and above. Published tests include physical examination, fasting/ post-prandial blood sugar and sometimes HbA1c, lipid profile, serum creatinine, urine routine/ microscopy, ECG, eye check-up/ retinoscopy and any other medically necessary company test. Reports must be no more than 30 days old; 50% of the check-up expense is reimbursed if the proposal is accepted.View source
The current page publishes the 55+ first-time rule, tests, 30-day report limit and 50% reimbursement condition.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — current Bank of Baroda product page
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- Lines 205–220 — Pre Policy Check Up
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- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Moratorium periodAfter eight continuous years, the policy applies a moratorium with no look-back except proven fraud and permanent exclusions; policy limits, sub-limits and co-payments continue to apply. The eight-year period applies separately to later sum-insured enhancements for the enhanced portion.View source
The wording publishes an eight-year moratorium and preserves limits, sub-limits and co-payments.
- Source
- Arogya Sanjeevani Policy - National — National Insurance policy wording
- Page / section
- Page 8 — Moratorium Period
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- Individual or floater hospitalisation cover including allopathy and , pre/
post-hospitalisation up to 30/ 60 days, ambulance up to ₹2,000 per hospitalisation, modern treatments up to 50% of sum insured, cataract up to 25% of sum insured or ₹40,000 per eye, cashless network-hospital treatment and lifelong renewability.
Documents the bank lists
- Policy wording, prospectus and customer information sheet linked on the current page.
- For cashless treatment: cashless request and pre-authorisation through the network hospital/.
- For reimbursement: completed claim form, patient photo-, admission prescription, original itemised bills, payment receipts, discharge summary and diagnostic reports.
- For surgical claims: operation-theatre notes or surgeon certificate and implant sticker/invoice where applicable.
- Where applicable: MLR/
, details and cancelled cheque, proposer with address when claim liability exceeds ₹1 lakh, legal-heir/ succession certificate and any other document requested by the insurer/ .




