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Bajaj General My Health Care Plan

A modular plan sold from ₹3 lakh to ₹5 crore. Consumables, maternity, baby care, home nursing and an OPD wallet are all built in from ₹5 lakh cover upwards, and reinstatement is unlimited and works for the same illness. The weak spot is room rent, which is capped at a single private AC room until ₹10 lakh.

Read from Bajaj General Insurance Company Limited's own policy wording and prospectus. Last checked against those documents on . The wording you are issued is the contract.

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01The detail

My Health Care Plan in one table

Claim settlement ratio
96.6%FY 2024–25
95% recommended
Complaints per 10,000
4.2policies
Under 10 recommended
InsurerBajaj General Insurance Company Limited
Sum insured₹3 lakh to ₹5 crore, in tiers of 3 / 4 / 5 / 7.5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 / 45 / 50 / 75 lakh and 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 crore

Claim settlement and complaint figures are IRDAI-published and held centrally by NYVO, not taken from the insurer's marketing.

02Cover

What My Health Care Plan covers

These are the terms that decide what you are actually paid when you claim. Room rent, co-pay and restoration do more to shape a settlement than the sum insured does, and they are read from Bajaj General's own policy wording.

FeatureThis planWhat good looks like
Co-paymentNone as standard · 5% to 20% only if you choose the voluntary co-payment discount · 10% inside the international coverNo Co-payment
Room Rent LimitSingle private AC room from ₹3 lakh to ₹10 lakh cover · at actuals above ₹10 lakhNo room rent capping
Disease sub-limitCataract 20% of sum insured per eye, max ₹1 lakh, up to ₹10 lakh cover · at actuals above itNo sub-limit
No Claim Bonus25% a year at ₹3 and ₹4 lakh cover · 50% a year from ₹5 lakh · both capped at 100%50% each year (Minimum upto 100%)
Restoration BenefitUnlimited from ₹5 lakh cover, once below it · works for the same illness, 15 days after discharge100% restoration once in a year
Pre-Hospitalization60 daysAt least 60 days
Post-Hospitalization90 daysAt least 120 days
ConsumablesBuilt in, up to the in-patient sum insured, whenever the hospitalisation claim itself is admittedConsumables covered
Maternity₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh by sum insured, 36-month wait · not covered at ₹3 and ₹4 lakhIncluded
OPD walletTeleconsultation, in-clinic consults, prescribed pathology and radiology, and one annual health check-upIncluded
Baby Care₹1 lakh to ₹15 lakh by sum insured, 36-month waitIncluded
Entry ageAdults 18 to 65 · dependent children 3 months to 30 years · lifetime renewalNo maximum entry age
What this plan does
03Add-ons

My Health Care Plan add-ons you can buy with it

Each of these costs extra and each has its own conditions. Some are genuinely worth it; several exist to patch a gap in the base plan. Ask what each one adds before it goes on your quote.

Major Illness and Accident Multiplier
Multiplies the in-patient sum insured up to two times for ten named conditions – cancer, bypass surgery, dialysis-dependent kidney failure, major organ transplant, multiple sclerosis, permanent paralysis, heart valve replacement or repair, end-stage liver failure, end-stage lung failure and bone marrow transplant – and for accidental injury. Indemnity, not a lump sum.
International Cover – Emergency Care only
Covers emergency hospitalisation anywhere in the world, but only if the illness or injury starts while you are outside India and treatment begins immediately on diagnosis. A mandatory 10% co-payment applies on top of anything else in the policy, cover runs 45 continuous days per trip and 180 days a year, and accrued bonus, reinstatement and recharge cannot be used against it.
Loss of Income Cover
A weekly cash payment when a hospital stay of at least 72 hours keeps you off work. One week's benefit for a 3 to 5 day stay, scaling to eight weeks above 30 days. The weekly amount is ₹10,000 at ₹5 to ₹10 lakh cover, ₹20,000 at ₹15 to ₹50 lakh and ₹25,000 above that. Infections are excluded.
04Price

My Health Care Plan discounts you can ask for

Published discounts on this plan. Most are applied at quote stage rather than offered, so it is worth naming the ones you qualify for. Every figure is a ceiling, not a promise - what you actually get depends on the case.

DiscountWorthWhen it applies
Zone discountUp to 15% or 25%15% on Zone B and 25% on Zone C, based on the proposer's residential address. Unlike Health Guard, there is no zone co-payment attached.
Wellness discountUp to 5% to 12.5%5% for meeting 4 of 8 health parameters, 7.5% for 6 and 10% for all 8, plus 2.5% more for 10,000 steps on 20 days a month. Members aged 25 and above only.
Family discountUp to 10% or 15%10% for two family members on one policy, 15% for more than two. Not available on floater policies.
Long-term discountUp to 4% or 8%4% on a two-year policy, 8% on three years. Not available if you pay in instalments.
Early entry discountUp to 5%For a long-term policy bought before the proposer turns 35, and it keeps applying at renewal until each covered member reaches 45.
Loyalty and fitness discountsUp to 5% each5% if you already hold a Bajaj motor, health, home, cyber or pet policy above ₹2,500 premium, and 5% for two 5 km marathon finishes in the preceding year.
Voluntary co-paymentMatched to the co-pay chosenAgree to bear 5%, 10%, 15% or 20% of every admitted claim and the premium falls in proportion.

From the plan brochure. Applied to the base premium; the insurer's stacking rules apply.

05Waiting periods

My Health Care Plan waiting periods: when each part of the cover starts

Waiting periods run from the day cover began, not from the day you fall ill, and they run in parallel rather than one after another.

Initial Waiting Period30 days
Specific Illness24 months
Pre-Existing Disease36 months
Maternity and Baby Care36 months, cut by a year if a long-term policy is paid up front

The named illnesses that wait 24 months

Payable once the policy has run 24 months without a break; the wait does not apply to an accident. This list is indicative – the wording carries the full set of named conditions.

Indicative listFrom the policy wording. Your own document governs.
01Cataract and macular degeneration
02Hernia of all types and hydrocele
03Stones in the urinary and biliary systems
04Piles, fissure in ano and fistula of any type
05Fibroids, endometriosis, uterine prolapse and hysterectomy
06Surgery on ears, tonsils, adenoids or paranasal sinuses
07Gallbladder disease including cholecystitis, pancreatitis and cirrhosis
06Exclusions

My Health Care Plan exclusions: what the plan will not pay for

Every policy carries exclusions, and they are the clauses people read for the first time at claim stage. These are the ones worth knowing before you buy.

Not coveredIndicative, not exhaustive. Your policy wording is the contract.
01An admission arranged mainly to run tests, where no treatment follows
02Rest cures, rehabilitation and respite care
03Treatment for infertility or sterility, and gender-reassignment treatment
04Cosmetic or plastic surgery unless it repairs damage from an accident, burn or cancer
05Correction of refractive error below 7.5 dioptres
06Treatment for alcoholism, drug or substance abuse and any addictive condition
07The honest bit

Where My Health Care Plan falls short

No plan is right for everyone, and a page that only lists strengths is not much use to you. These are the gaps we would raise on a call before recommending it.

Worth knowing before you buyNone of these are dealbreakers on their own. They are the trade-offs this plan asks you to accept.
01Room rent is capped at a single private AC room all the way up to ₹10 lakh cover. That is the level most families actually buy, and it is where a proportionate deduction does the most damage.
02The no-claim bonus is tiered by sum insured, not flat. At ₹3 and ₹4 lakh you accrue 25% a year, not the 50% quoted in the plan's headline features.
03Maternity, an OPD wallet worth twice the premium and unlimited reinstatement all switch on only from ₹5 lakh cover. Buy at ₹3 or ₹4 lakh and you are on a materially thinner plan than the marketing describes.
04Post-hospitalisation is 90 days as standard. It is customisable at purchase, but the default falls short of the 120 to 180 days the better plans give you.
05New adults cannot buy after 65, so this does not work as a first policy for an elderly parent.
08FAQs

My Health Care Plan questions, answered

Is the no-claim bonus really 50% a year?

Only from ₹5 lakh cover upwards. At ₹3 lakh and ₹4 lakh the cumulative bonus accrues at 25% of the sum insured a year, and both tiers stop at 100%. A claim reduces the accrued bonus at the same rate it built up, though the base sum insured itself is never cut. Check which tier you are quoted at before you count on the higher figure.

How does reinstatement work on My Health Care Plan?

From ₹5 lakh cover it is unlimited within the policy year, and crucially it works for the same illness, which most competitors refuse. The condition is a 15-day gap between discharge and the next admission for the same person; there is no gap requirement if the next claim is for a different family member. Below ₹5 lakh you get one reinstatement only.

Is there a room rent limit?

Yes, and it applies further up the range than most buyers expect. From ₹3 lakh to ₹10 lakh cover you are limited to a single private air-conditioned room. Only above ₹10 lakh is room rent paid at actuals. If your local hospital's entry-level private room is a deluxe category, that limit will trigger a proportionate deduction across the whole bill.

Are consumables covered?

Yes, in the base plan, up to the in-patient sum insured, provided the hospitalisation claim itself is admitted. Gloves, syringes, PPE and the other non-medical items hospitals bill separately are paid rather than deducted. That is a real advantage – the sister plan Health Guard excludes them entirely.

What does the international cover actually pay for?

Emergencies only, and only if the illness or injury begins while you are already outside India – it does not fund planned treatment abroad. A mandatory 10% co-payment applies on top of any other co-payment in your policy, cover lasts 45 continuous days per trip and 180 days across the year, and your bonus, reinstatement and recharge amounts cannot be used against it.

What are the waiting periods?

Thirty days for any illness, 24 months for the named list of specific conditions, and 36 months for declared pre-existing disease. Maternity and Baby Care also wait 36 months, reduced by a year if you buy a long-term policy and pay the whole premium up front. Several of these are configurable at purchase, so read your policy schedule rather than assuming the defaults.

09Source documents

Read it from the insurer

We summarise. The policy wording is the contract, and it is the only document that settles a dispute. These links go to the insurer's own pages.

My Health Care Plan brochurePDF
My Health Care Plan policy wordingPDF
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10Read next

Understand the terms before you commit

A plan page tells you what this policy does. These explain why each term matters and what it costs you when it is missing.

11Same insurer

Other Bajaj General plans we have read

Bajaj General files these separately, and the terms differ between them. If you are choosing within the range, compare the waiting periods and the exclusions rather than the sum insured.

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