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Care Health Insurance – Care Treatments done at home due to patient condition or unavailability of hospital bed are covered up to 1 Lac Up to Rs 20K for utilizing ayurveda, unani or other alternate medicine methods Rs 9,031 Max Bupa Health Insurance - Health ReAssure Treatments done at home due to patient condition or unavailability of hospital bed are covered up to Sum Insured Up to SI for utilizing ayurveda, unani or other alternate medicine methods Rs 12,012 ABHI - Activ Assure-Diamond Treatments done at home due to patient condition or unavailability of hospital bed are covered up to Rs 1 Lac Up to Rs 20K for utilizing ayurveda, unani or other alternate medicine methods
Axis Bank will pick up a 9.9 per cent stake in Fettle Tone LLP, a promoter of Max Bupa Health Insurance Company, for Rs 90.8 crore to strengthen is insurance business. Axis, which is privately owned, said in a BSE filing it has signed agreements with Fettle Tone LLP and its partners (on March 13). Max Bupa Health Insurance (MBHI) is as a joint venture between private equity group True North and Bupa, a global health insurance and healthcare company. Fettle Tone LLP is a special purpose vehicle (SPV) set up by True North Fund; it holds a 5.6 per cent stake in health insurance company.
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Subscriber only Shorter hospital days, funding for services like yoga to appeal to younger Australians and independent pricing for medical devices have been put forward by health insurance major Bupa as wishlist for further government reform to rein in spiralling premium costs. Bupa - which controls more than quarter of Australia s health insurance market - will raise its premiums by 3.21 per cent on average on April 1 as it braces for a spike in healthcare costs of up to 4 per cent this year.