🚨 Important Reminder: Health Insurance Porting Requires Transparency 🚨 Porting your health insurance policy may seem like a convenient option, but it's crucial to understand the implications fully. Let's break it down in simple terms: Porting means your policy undergoes underwriting again. That means you must honestly disclose all pre-existing conditions to the new insurer. Unfortunately, many folks take porting lightly and fail to disclose their medical history accurately. Consider this real-life example: A client had been with Max Bhupa for 7 years. When he switched to HDFC Ergo, trouble followed. Shortly after, his Mother faced health issues, leading to a diagnosis of high sugar levels and hospitalization. The twist? The patient had been prediabetic a few months before, but it wasn't mentioned during the porting process. When the doctor revealed this to the insurer, the claim was denied due to incomplete disclosure. The lesson here is crystal clear: 1️⃣ Think twice before porting your policy unnecessarily. 2️⃣ If you do port, disclose all pre-existing conditions transparently. 3️⃣ Be cautious about porting policies for senior citizens or critical illnesses. 4️⃣ Seek guidance from an agent who can assist you through the porting process. Remember, health insurance is complex, and overlooking details can have serious consequences. Stay vigilant and ensure transparency to safeguard your coverage.
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