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Cashless facility suspension at hospitals: Keep cash, credit access ready

Submit claims promptly with invoices and receipts to reduce risk of delays, rejection

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Existing health insurance customers should check the insurer’s list of empanelled hospitals regularly, as it tends to change frequently. | File Image

Sanjeev Sinha New Delhi

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Tata AIG General Insurance recently suspended cashless claims at Max hospitals in Delhi. This is not an isolated event, but part of a wider pattern of disputes between private hospital chains and health insurers across the country.
 
“In recent months, Max Healthcare has faced high-profile cashless tie-up breakdowns with several insurers — Star Health, Niva Bupa, Care Health, and most recently, Tata AIG. The suspensions, affecting hospitals nationwide and in the Delhi-National Capital Region, mirror a broader wave of stand-offs between major hospital chains and private insurers,” says Shilpa Arora, co-founder and chief operating officer, Insurance Samadhan.
 
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