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Policy typeHealth insuranceView source
Manually classified from the insurer/product identity published on the official Bank of Baroda page.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy
- Page / section
- Product title and current official product page
- Accessed
- 20 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
InsurerStar Health and Allied Insurance Company LimitedView source
Manually classified from the insurer/product identity published on the official Bank of Baroda page.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy
- Page / section
- Product title and current official product page
- Accessed
- 20 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Super Surplus plan structureSuper Surplus is a top-up policy that provides higher sum insured than basic plans, with affordable premium, no pre-acceptance medical screening and two options: Silver Plan and Gold Plan.View source
The official Benefits section publishes the top-up structure, plan options and screening requirement.
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- Super Surplus Insurance Policy
- Page / section
- Benefits
- Accessed
- 23 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Super Surplus eligibilityAdults aged 18 to 65 years are eligible. Children can be covered from 91 days to 25 years only with their parents. There is no exit age and renewals continue for life.View source
The official Eligibility section publishes adult, child, parent-cover and renewal conditions.
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- Super Surplus Insurance Policy
- Page / section
- Eligibility
- Accessed
- 23 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Premium scheduleThe Star Health prospectus attaches age- and family-size-based premium charts (excluding tax) for the Gold and Silver plans. One-year Silver premiums are ₹1,165-₹4,900 for ₹7 lakh/ ₹10 lakh sum insured with a ₹3 lakh deductible. One-year Gold premiums run from ₹920 to ₹19,325 across the ₹5 lakh-₹1 crore sum-insured options and defined limits of ₹5 lakh or ₹10 lakh. Two-year Silver premiums are ₹2,214-₹9,310; two-year Gold premiums run from ₹2,325 to ₹36,720 across the published defined-limit schedules. A 5% online-purchase discount applies to the first purchase; a 5% two-year discount applies only when the full two-year premium is paid in advance, and instalment loading is 3% quarterly or 2% half-yearly.Effective 1 Jan 2024View source
The prospectus labels the schedules '1 YEAR PREMIUM CHART (Excluding Tax)' and '2 YEAR PREMIUM CHART (Excluding Tax)' and states the online, long-term and instalment discounts. The exact payable premium depends on the selected age band, family size, plan, sum insured and deductible/defined limit.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus - V.8 / 2024
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- Pages 6-10 - one-year and two-year premium charts; premium discounts
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Entry ageAdults: 18 to 65 years. Children: 91 days to 25 years, covered only along with parents; there is no exit age and renewals continue for life.View source
The current Bank of Baroda page states adult eligibility from 18 to 65, children from 91 days to 25 years only with parents, and lifelong renewal without an exit age.
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- Super Surplus Insurance Policy
- Page / section
- Eligibility
- Accessed
- 26 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Published plan coverage and limitsGold covers hospitalisation room/ boarding/ nursing, professional and surgical charges, medicines, diagnostics, pacemaker and specified stent costs; emergency ambulance up to ₹3,000 per hospitalisation; air ambulance up to 10% of sum insured for ₹7 lakh-and-above options; pre-hospitalisation up to 60 days and post-hospitalisation up to 90 days; Gold maternity up to ₹50,000 per policy period for a maximum of two deliveries; organ-donor expenses, recharge and listed modern-treatment sub-limits. Silver covers the corresponding hospitalisation and professional expenses, emergency treatment, pre-hospitalisation up to 30 days and post-hospitalisation up to 60 days, with its deductible applying per hospitalisation.Effective 22 Apr 2020View source
The prospectus prints the Gold and Silver benefits, limits and plan differences, including ambulance, maternity and pre/post-hospitalisation periods.
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- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus
- Page / section
- Pages 1–4 — Gold Plan and Silver Plan benefits
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Published sum insured and deductible optionsGold Plan: the prospectus lists sum-insured options of ₹5 lakh, ₹7 lakh, ₹10 lakh, ₹15 lakh, ₹20 lakh and ₹25 lakh with defined-limit options shown in the schedule. Silver Plan: ₹7 lakh sum insured with ₹3 lakh deductible, or ₹10 lakh sum insured with ₹3 lakh deductible. The deductible/ defined limit is selected in the policy schedule and cannot be changed at renewal.Effective 22 Apr 2020View source
The prospectus prints the Gold sum-insured schedule and the Silver ₹7 lakh/₹10 lakh options with ₹3 lakh deductibles; it says the chosen defined limit/ deductible cannot be changed at renewal.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus
- Page / section
- Page 1 — Gold Plan; Page 3 — Silver Plan
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Policy termThe prospectus states that the policy is available for one year and can be renewed. Renewal within the 30-day grace period preserves continuity benefits, but coverage is not available during the grace period.Effective 22 Apr 2020View source
The prospectus states one-year cover, renewable, and a 30-day grace period with no cover during the grace period.
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- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus
- Page / section
- Page 1 — What is the policy term; Page 4 — Renewal
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Plan-specific waiting periodsInitial waiting period is 30 days, except for accidents. Pre-existing disease waiting is 36 months for Silver and 12 months for Gold. Specified disease/ procedure waiting is 24 months for Silver and 12 months for Gold; the accident exception applies. A 12-month waiting period applies to Gold maternity benefit where that benefit is otherwise payable.Effective 22 Apr 2020View source
The prospectus states the initial, pre-existing disease, specified disease/procedure and Gold maternity waiting periods with their plan-specific exceptions.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus
- Page / section
- Pages 1–3 — Exclusions and special conditions
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Recharge limitsWhen the sum insured is exhausted or exceeded, one additional recharge is available for the remaining policy period: a ₹3 lakh defined limit gives ₹50,000 recharge, ₹5 lakh gives ₹75,000, and ₹10 lakh gives ₹1,00,000. Unused recharge cannot be carried forward.Effective 22 Apr 2020View source
The recharge table maps ₹3 lakh/₹5 lakh/ ₹10 lakh defined limits to ₹50,000/ ₹75,000/ ₹1,00,000 recharge and says it is available once for the remaining policy period.
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- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus
- Page / section
- Page 1 — Gold Plan recharge benefit
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Claims timelines and documentsFor cashless treatment, the insured calls the 24-hour helpline, gives the ID number, presents the company ID card, completes the hospital pre-authorisation form and supplies treatment/ cost details; emergency hospitalisation must be notified within 24 hours. Reimbursement requires a completed claim form, pre-admission papers, discharge summary, hospital/ chemist/ test receipts, doctor receipts, diagnosis certificate and PAN copy. The prospectus requires claim notification within 24 hours, hospitalisation/ day-care reimbursement filing within 15 days of discharge and post-hospitalisation reimbursement within 15 days after the applicable 60-day (Silver) or 90-day (Gold) period. Claims are settled or rejected within 30 days of the last necessary document, or within 45 days when investigation is required.Effective 22 Apr 2020View source
The claims section prints cashless and reimbursement steps, 24-hour notification, 15-day filing windows and 30/45-day settlement rules.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy prospectus
- Page / section
- Page 4 — Claim procedure and claim time limits
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Coded exclusions and waiting rulesThe prospectus publishes the insurer's coded exclusion schedule (Excl 01 onward), including pre-existing disease and specified disease/ procedure waiting exclusions, initial waiting, rest cure/ rehabilitation, obesity surgery conditions, gender-change treatment, cosmetic surgery, hazardous or adventure sports, breach of law, excluded providers, alcohol/ drug abuse, dietary supplements, refractive error below 7.5 dioptres, unproven or experimental treatment, infertility, maternity except the stated Gold benefit, congenital conditions, intentional self-injury, war/ nuclear risks, non-allopathic treatment, dental treatment except covered accidental injury and other listed exclusions. The complete policy clause remains the controlling wording.Effective 21 Jun 2023View source
The linked policy clause and prospectus publish coded exclusions and plan-specific waiting rules; the product page itself directs customers to the insurer wording.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy policy clause
- Page / section
- Pages 2–4 — Exclusions and waiting provisions
- Accessed
- 29 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Geographic limitsGold covers hospitalisation room/ boarding/ nursing, professional and surgical charges, medicines, diagnostics, pacemaker and specified stent costs; emergency ambulance up to ₹3,000 per hospitalisation; air ambulance up to 10% of sum insured for ₹7 lakh-and-above options; pre-hospitalisation up to 60 days and post-hospitalisation up to 90 days; Gold maternity up to ₹50,000 per policy period for a maximum of two deliveries; organ-donor expenses, recharge and listed modern-treatment sub-limits. Silver covers the corresponding hospitalisation and professional expenses, emergency treatment, pre-hospitalisation up to 30 days and post-hospitalisation up to 60 days, with its deductible applying per hospitalisation.View source
The manually reviewed product record states: “Gold covers hospitalisation room/boarding/ nursing, professional and surgical charges, medicines, diagnostics, pacemaker and specified stent costs; emergency ambulance up to ₹3,000 per hospitalisation; air ambulance up to 10% of sum insured for ₹7 lakh-and-above options; pre-hospitalisation up to 60 days and post-hospitalisation up to 90 days; Gold maternity up to ₹50,000 per policy period for a maximum of two deliveries; organ-donor expenses, recharge and listed modern-treatment sub-limits. Silver covers the corresponding hospitalisation and professional expenses, emergency treatment, pre-hospitalisation up to 30 days and post-hospitalisation up to 60 days, with its deductible applying per hospitalisation.”.
- Source
- Super Surplus Insurance Policy — official product page
- Page / section
- Published product metadata
- Accessed
- 15 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- Gold covers hospitalisation room/boarding/nursing, professional and surgical charges, medicines, diagnostics, pacemaker and specified stent costs
- emergency ambulance up to ₹3,000 per hospitalisation
- air ambulance up to 10% of sum insured for ₹7 lakh-and-above options
- pre-hospitalisation up to 60 days and post-hospitalisation up to 90 days
- Gold maternity up to ₹50,000 per policy period for a maximum of two deliveries
- organ-donor expenses, recharge and listed modern-treatment sub-limits. Silver covers the corresponding hospitalisation and professional expenses, emergency treatment, pre-hospitalisation up to 30 days and post-hospitalisation up to 60 days, with its deductible applying per hospitalisation.
Eligibility
- Adults aged 18 to 65 years are eligible. Children can be covered from 91 days to 25 years only with their parents. There is no exit age and renewals continue for life.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- Completed claim form
- Pre-admission papers
- Hospital bills and receipts
- Chemist/test receipts
- Doctor receipts
- Discharge summary
- Diagnosis certificate
- copy
- Hospital pre-authorisation form for cashless treatment
- Company card for cashless treatment




