Insurance & cashless treatment
We're empanelled with all major insurers and TPAs. Check yours below - and if it's covered, our desk handles the paperwork so you don't pay first and claim later.
How cashless works here
1
Share your policy
At the desk or on the phone before admission - card and photo ID is all we need.
2
We file pre-authorisation
The desk sends estimates and medical notes to your insurer or TPA.
3
Approval comes in
Usually within 2-6 hours. We chase it so you don't have to.
4
You pay only the balance
Non-covered items and co-pay, explained line by line before discharge.
In an emergency, treatment starts immediately - the insurance desk files for approval while the patient is being treated.
Is your insurer empanelled?
Search across 20+ insurers, TPAs and government schemes.
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Star Health Insurance
Insurer · cashless at both units
HDFC ERGO
Insurer · cashless at both units
ICICI Lombard
Insurer · cashless at both units
Bajaj Allianz
Insurer · cashless at both units
Care Health Insurance
Insurer · cashless at both units
Niva Bupa
Insurer · cashless at both units
New India Assurance
Insurer · cashless at both units
United India Insurance
Insurer · cashless at both units
Aditya Birla Health
Insurer · cashless at both units
Tata AIG
Insurer · cashless at both units
Medi Assist
TPA · cashless at both units
MDIndia
TPA · cashless at both units
Paramount TPA
TPA · cashless at both units
FHPL
TPA · cashless at both units
Vidal Health
TPA · cashless at both units
Health India TPA
TPA · cashless at both units
CGHS
Government scheme · cashless at both units
ECHS
Government scheme · cashless at both units
Ayushman Bharat (AB-ARK)
Government scheme · cashless at both units
ESI referrals
Government scheme · cashless at both units
What to bring for cashless admission
Insurance card or policy numberPhoto ID (Aadhaar, PAN or passport)Doctor's admission note or referralPrevious reports related to this admissionFor CGHS/ECHS: referral letter and beneficiary card
Not sure what's covered?
Send your policy details and planned treatment - the insurance desk replies with what's covered, what's not, and the estimated out-of-pocket, before you commit.