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Delivery and newborn, dental, eye treatment and hospital cash built into the policy rather than bought on top of it.
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.
Take a room above that category and the insurer cuts the same proportion from your nursing, operation theatre and doctor's fees too.
The buy-back needs a pre-acceptance medical test at a Star-nominated centre, and it is closed at renewal and closed if you ported in from another insurer. Even after 36 months, a pre-existing condition is paid only if you declared it in your application and the Company accepted it.
The refill starts only after the cover and the bonus are completely used. If a bill uses part of your Sum Insured, nothing is added back. Day care, modern treatments, home care and organ donor claims cannot draw on it at all.
A claim can take back the bonus you built. If a year uses up your whole Basic Sum Insured and your whole accrued bonus, the bonus granted at renewal is zero and you start again from nothing.
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
Eye lens clouding (Cataract)
Head & Face
A clouding of the eye lens that makes vision blurry.
“Treatment of Cataract and diseases of the anterior and posterior chamber of the Eye, Diseases of ENT, Diseases related to Thyroid, Benign diseases of the breast.”
Section III – Exclusions · 2. Specified disease/procedure waiting period – Code Excl 02 · F. List of specific diseases/procedures · pages 31–32
Retina tearing
Head & Face
A serious eye problem where the back layer of the eye pulls away.
“Treatment of Cataract and diseases of the anterior and posterior chamber of the Eye, Diseases of ENT, Diseases related to Thyroid, Benign diseases of the breast.”
Section III – Exclusions · 2. Specified disease/procedure waiting period – Code Excl 02 · F. List of specific diseases/procedures · pages 31–32
Retina problems
Head & Face
Diseases affecting the back screen of the eye which is crucial for seeing.
“Treatment of Cataract and diseases of the anterior and posterior chamber of the Eye, Diseases of ENT, Diseases related to Thyroid, Benign diseases of the breast.”
Section III – Exclusions · 2. Specified disease/procedure waiting period – Code Excl 02 · F. List of specific diseases/procedures · pages 31–32
Sinus and nasal allergy
Head & Face
Swelling inside the nose and face bones causing blockage or pain.
“Treatment of Cataract and diseases of the anterior and posterior chamber of the Eye, Diseases of ENT, Diseases related to Thyroid, Benign diseases of the breast.”
Section III – Exclusions · 2. Specified disease/procedure waiting period – Code Excl 02 · F. List of specific diseases/procedures · pages 31–32
Bent nose bone problem
Head & Face
A bent bone inside the nose that makes breathing difficult.
“Treatment of Cataract and diseases of the anterior and posterior chamber of the Eye, Diseases of ENT, Diseases related to Thyroid, Benign diseases of the breast.”
Section III – Exclusions · 2. Specified disease/procedure waiting period – Code Excl 02 · F. List of specific diseases/procedures · pages 31–32
We read all 36 exclusion clauses in this policy. 20 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.
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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Sources
Everything on this page is read from the insurer’s own filings. It is an educational summary - not advice, not a recommendation to buy, and we sell nothing.
Plan facts last updated 17 Aug 2026.
IRDAI UIN: SHAHLIP26044V092526
For a policy term of 2 or 3 years. The discount sits on the later years' premium: year one is charged in full, the 2nd year's premium is 10% lower and the 3rd year's is 12.5% lower. Whether it also applies to add-on premium is not stated. If the policy is cancelled early, the refund is worked out after taking back the discount already given.
Not available if the premium is paid in instalments.
5% off the renewal premium when no claim was made under the policy in the preceding three years, or when claims in that period total ₹25,000 or less. Only for Insured Persons aged up to 59; on a family floater the eldest member's age decides it for everyone. It stays at 5% and does not build up year on year. Eight benefit sections are left out of the ₹25,000 count, including out-patient consultations, out-patient dental and ophthalmic treatment, the preventive health check-up, the second medical opinion, tele-consultation, the face scan, accidental death and permanent total disablement, and the wellness program. The company counts claims data available up to the date the renewal notice is generated.
Buy the policy on Star Health's own website (www.starhealth.in) instead of through a branch office or an agent.
While you also hold Section I of the Star Extra Protect add-on cover (UIN SHAHLIA23061V012223), the base policy premium of this policy is 0.25% lower. The add-on is a separate cover bought alongside this policy.
Earned through the policy year by meeting the plan’s own health and activity targets - not given at purchase.
Not discounts, but printed with them because they move the premium too.
Two or more members on one family floater Sum Insured are priced below the same people on separate individual Sums Insured. No percentage is printed - the gap is whatever the two rate tables give for that age, Sum Insured and zone. The prospectus illustrations show ₹6,713 off ₹52,807 for two adults aged 64 and 58, and ₹5,644 off ₹33,609 for three members aged 46, 44 and 18. Members held on an individual Sum Insured basis get nothing: both illustrations print "Nil" there.
The premium depends on where the risk is located. Five zones are priced, Zone A the highest down to Zone E the lowest. For one adult aged 36 to 45 with a ₹10,00,000 Sum Insured, the one-year premium before tax is ₹15,896 in Zone A, ₹15,260 in Zone B, ₹13,989 in Zone C and ₹13,353 in Zones D and E. No percentage is printed anywhere - the rate tables are the contract. From about the age-60 band upward many Zone A to Zone D cells are identical, so the zone difference mainly helps younger buyers.
Star Health and Allied Insurance began operations in 2006 as India's first standalone health insurance company (SAHI). Headquartered in Chennai, it runs an in-house claims settlement model rather than relying on third-party administrators, and is the market leader in retail health insurance in India. It has been listed on the NSE and BSE since 2021.
99.06%
of claims settled, counted by number of claims
66.47%
share of premium paid back out as claims
2.21
capital cushion held - IRDAI floor is 1.5
14,000+
where claims can be settled without you paying first
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