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The ladder that ends in Unlimited - Sum Insured from ₹5 Lakh upward with an Unlimited option at the top, on policy terms of one to five years.
Where this plan is strong, where to watch - and how it performs on what matters most.
You’ve read the shape of this cover. Now put a real bill through it.
Filter by the worry on your mind to see how this plan handles each concern - its sub-limits, waiting periods and the catches.
A Single Private AC room is defined as the hospital's most basic and most economical single room, so a better single room can still count as an upgrade. The room benefit needs an admission of more than 24 hours unless you buy the 2-Hour Hospitalization option.
Both buy-downs have to be chosen when the policy starts; you cannot add them at a later renewal, and each must be kept for 3 continuous policy years. If you raise your Sum Insured later, the 36-month wait starts again on the increased amount. After 60 continuous months of cover, no claim can be contested except on grounds of established fraud.
The 2% per day cap comes bundled with a 1% per day room cap under Optional Cover 28 - you cannot take one without the other. The default cover has no ICU limit at all.
The first claim of a policy year never gets the reset, so one large bill early in the year is paid only from your Sum Insured and accrued bonus. If you buy the Vital Essence add-on, the reset drops from unlimited times to once a year.
Two optional covers lift the yearly bonus to 100% of Sum Insured with no ceiling - Power Booster and Power Booster Plus - but you can hold only one of them at a time. None of the accrued bonus is available for Worldwide Cover, Bariatric Surgery Cover or Claim Protector claims.
It applies only to claims admitted under In-patient Treatment, Day Care Treatment or In-patient AYUSH Hospitalisation, and only inside India.
These conditions are covered after a waiting period - not excluded. Once the wait is over, they're treated like any other illness. Select a body region, or view the entire body, to see which ones this plan names.
How long you wait, for what
Covered from the first day, with no waiting at all.
After the first month, ordinary illness is covered.
Each one is then covered, like any other illness.
Conditions you declared when you bought the plan.
After this, only proven fraud can be held against a claim.
Already diagnosed with one of these? A different rule applies - conditions you already have follow the pre-existing waiting period. See how that works
Kidney Stones
Lower Abdomen & Pelvis
Hard stone-like deposits in the kidney, ureter or bladder that can block urine and cause severe pain.
“Stones in the urinary and biliary systems.”
Section d.i.2 (Excl02) · page 84
Long-term kidney failure
Lower Abdomen & Pelvis
The kidneys slowly lose their power to clean the blood; the late stage needs dialysis or a transplant.
“Dialysis required for chronic renal failure.”
Section d.i.2 (Excl02) · page 84
Abnormal menstrual bleeding
Lower Abdomen & Pelvis · Female
Very heavy or unusual bleeding during periods.
“Dysfunctional uterine bleeding.”
“Dilatation and curettage.”
Section d.i.2 (Excl02) · page 84
Lower Abdomen & Pelvis · Female
A painful problem where womb tissue grows outside the womb.
“Endometriosis.”
Section d.i.2 (Excl02) · page 84
Enlarged prostate
Lower Abdomen & Pelvis · Male
A common swelling of a male gland that causes trouble urinating.
“Benign prostatic hypertrophy.”
Section d.i.2 (Excl02) · page 84
We read all 34 exclusion clauses in this policy. 18 clauses change what you’d actually claim.
No waiting period reaches these - the plan does not cover them at all.
Written as exclusions, but the policy states a way in. The condition is the whole point.
Covered eventually, on a clock that isn't part of the standard waiting periods.
Every discount printed in this policy’s own documents - what it’s worth, who qualifies, and what it asks in return.
Nothing is given up in return - you either meet the condition or you don't.

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Plan facts last updated 17 Aug 2026.
IRDAI UIN: ICIHLIP27057V062627
Available on 2, 3, 4 and 5-year policy terms: 10% off the 2nd year's premium on a 2-year term, and 15% off the final year's premium on a 3, 4 or 5-year term. Whether the discount also applies to add-on premium is not stated.
No bar is printed against any other discount. Where the wellness discount also applies, it is worked out first and the tenure discount after.
Optional Cover 30, and nothing extra is charged for it: 25% off the premium for the Basic Covers for a Non-Resident Indian or Overseas Citizen of India living outside India for the entire policy year. You declare the status and give proof of residence outside India at every renewal, proof of Indian citizenship, and an Indian bank account for premium and claims. Worldwide Cover is not available to NRIs, and every waiting period still applies.
No bar is printed against other discounts. Only the Basic Covers are discounted - add-on premium is not.
Earned through the policy year by meeting the plan’s own health and activity targets - not given at purchase.
The premium comes down, but the policy asks for something back.
Optional Cover 19. The policy promises "a corresponding discount on the premium payable" for accepting a co-payment, but neither document publishes the co-payment percentages on offer or what any of them is worth - both are left to the Policy Schedule. No age makes it compulsory.
You pay your agreed share of every approved claim yourself, on all Basic Covers except the Wellness Program, and on Infinite Care and Worldwide Cover as well.
Cannot be combined with Voluntary Deductible or with Vital Essence. Stacks with the tenure, zone and wellness discounts.
Optional Cover 20. The policy promises "a subsequent discount on the premium payable" for accepting a deductible, but neither document publishes the deductible amounts on offer or what any of them is worth. Nothing extra is charged for the option itself.
Each policy year you pay hospitalisation costs up to your chosen deductible yourself before the policy pays - counted per person on an individual policy, and across the whole family on a floater.
Cannot be combined with Voluntary Co-Payment or with Vital Essence. Stacks with the tenure, zone and wellness discounts.
Optional Cover 29, and nothing extra is charged for it: 10% off every renewal premium, including the premium for the first policy year. In exchange, in-patient treatment, day care and in-patient AYUSH treatment must be taken from a hospital on the insurer's listed network.
A 20% co-payment applies on each and every claim where treatment is taken outside the listed network, with no exception written in for emergencies. The insurer may also add to, change or reduce that network at its own discretion after you buy.
No bar is printed against any other discount, including Voluntary Co-Payment.
Optional Cover 33, and nothing extra is charged for it. The premium "will reflect the inclusion of the Vital Essence add-on", but neither document publishes how much it takes off.
A co-payment agreed in advance comes off every claim, applied before any sub-limit. Lifetime caps per disease then apply - ₹30,000 an eye for cataract, ₹1,00,000 per knee or hip replacement, ₹2,00,000 a year for stroke and heart disease, cancer, kidney disease and long-bone surgery, ₹80,000 a year for hernia, hysterectomy, prostate and kidney stones, and ₹80,000 a year for surgery on diabetes complications. The Reset Benefit also drops from unlimited to once a policy year.
Cannot be combined with Voluntary Co-Payment or with Voluntary Deductible. Stacks with the tenure, zone and wellness discounts.
Not discounts, but printed with them because they move the premium too.
Your city and pincode set the premium. Zone A - Delhi, Mumbai with Thane and Navi Mumbai, the Haryana NCR districts, Ahmedabad, Surat, Noida city, Ghaziabad, Meerut and nearby - is the base rate. Zone B, including Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Madhya Pradesh, Goa and Andhra Pradesh, pays 10% less. Zone C, the rest of India, pays 15% less. Zone D, the rest of the NCR such as Faridabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar outside Noida, Palwal and Rewari, pays 12.5% more than Zone A. A change of address must be told to the insurer immediately, or it may affect whether a claim is paid. No zone-based co-payment applies.
Built into the base plan. The insurer's app carries discounts and digital vouchers from its empanelled providers on investigations, diagnostic and laboratory tests, health supplements, medical equipment, homecare, virtual health and wellness sessions, AYUSH products, gym membership and pharmacy orders. No percentage is published, and each is subject to availability and the provider's terms. This lowers what you spend on services, not what you pay for the policy.
Optional Cover 31, for an insured person aged 55 or above, cashless only and booked through the insurer's empanelled providers: up to 10% off the first 30 days of home healthcare, up to 20% off medicine orders, up to 10% off physiotherapy sessions, up to 35% off diagnostics, and up to 20% off equipment such as a walking stick, wheelchair, blood-pressure machine or sugar-testing kit. On the other listed services - lifestyle-management programmes, a virtual second e-opinion, ergonomic assessment and home fumigation - Plan C gives up to 5% and Plan D up to 10%. This lowers what you spend on services, not what you pay for the policy.
On a family floater the premium is worked out on the age of the eldest member covered, so one floater usually costs less than separate policies for the same people. The insurer's own illustration prices a 44-year-old and a 48-year-old at ₹27,002 as two individual policies and at ₹19,667 as a floater - while its discount column reads 0.00% and its floater-discount column is blank. The saving comes from how a floater is rated, not from a discount you claim.
ICICI Lombard General Insurance is a general (multi-line) insurer headquartered in Mumbai, registered with IRDAI under number 115 and incorporated in 2000 as a joint venture between ICICI Bank and Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings. It writes health alongside motor, travel, home and commercial lines rather than health alone, and has been listed on the Indian exchanges since 2017.
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