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Buy Health Insurance with OPD Cover Online in India

What is an OPD benefit?

What is OPD Treatment?

Why should I get a Health Insurance with an OPD cover?

Still wondering why? Read on...

OPD Expenses
OPD costs in India account for up to 62% of total healthcare costs. (1)
Treatment
Visits to doctor clinics have increased to 3.2 times a year in 2018, up from 2.7 times in 2017. (2)
Health Guard
According to a local study, knee injuries account for the highest among the most common gym and workout injuries. (3)

What’s great about Digit Health Insurance with OPD cover?

  • Easy Online Processes - From the process of buying a health insurance with OPD cover to making claims is paperless, easy, quick and hassle-free! No hard copies, even for claims! 
  • Covers Pandemics - If there’s anything that 2020 has taught us, it is that everything is uncertain! Whether it’s the COVID-19 or any other virus, pandemics are covered!
  • No Age Based Copayment - Our Health Insurance comes with no age based Copayment. This means, during your claims- you need not pay anything from your pocket.
  • No Room Rent Restriction - Everyone has different preferences and we understand that. That’s why, we have no room rent restrictions. Choose any hospital room you prefer.
  • Cumulative Bonus - A reward for staying healthy! Get Yearly Cumulative Bonus.
  • Get Treated at any Hospital - Choose from 9000+ of our network hospitals in India for cashless claims or opt for a reimbursement.

What’s covered in Digit Health Insurance with OPD cover?

Smart + OPD

10% CB for each claim free year (Up to 50%)

What’s not covered?

How to file a Claim?

  • Reimbursement Claims - Let us know in case of a hospitalization within two days of admission at 1800-258-4242 or email us at healthclaims@godigit.com and we'll send you a link where you can upload your hospital bills and all relevant documents to process the reimbursement. 
  • Cashless Claims - Choose the network hospital. You can find the complete list of network hospitals here. Display e-health card to the hospital helpdesk and ask for the cashless request form. If all is good, your claim will be processed then and there.
  • If you have claimed for Coronavirus, make sure you have a positive test report from an authorized centre of ICMR – National Institute of Virology, Pune.

Who should buy a Health insurance with OPD cover?

Fitness Enthusiasts

Fitness Enthusiasts

We’ve customized a health insurance with OPD cover called the Fit Option for fitness enthusiasts given that, while people like you are extremely fit and less prone to illnesses, you are still prone to gym and workout-related injuries which is where your OPD cover may be very useful for you. Additionally, a health insurance will always help you in your annual tax savings as well.

People between the age group 25-40 years

People between the age group 25-40 years

Most young people today are opting for a health insurance given the cheaper premiums, to complete waiting periods early and of course, to save on tax too. If you’re one of them too- you can opt for a health insurance with an OPD cover. This way, even though you may feel you’re less likely to use other benefits from your health insurance, you will definitely need your OPD benefit for something or the other.

Senior Citizens

Senior Citizens

Senior citizens are one of those people who probably require a health insurance the most. However, it is important to consider taking one with an OPD cover since apart from what a regular health insurance offers, seniors are usually more likely require OPD treatments like dental treatments and minor surgeries. Hence, a health insurance with an OPD cover will help cover for both regular health insurance benefits and OPD treatments as well.

Working professionals with limited group medical insurance coverage

Working professionals with limited group medical insurance coverage

If you’re someone who already has a group medical insurance from your employer but, want an additional health insurance coverage for better protection, you can opt for a top-up health insurance plan or a health insurance with an OPD cover since a lot of group medical insurance plans don’t include OPD benefits. Hence, an additional health insurance can give you benefits beyond your employer plan and help in your annual tax savings too!

FAQs about OPD Health Insurance

What are the most common workout injuries?

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No matter if you’re a beginner or a workout pro, some of the most common injuries one does face while working out include; muscle pulls, sprained ankles, shoulder injuries, knee injuries, shin splints, tendinitis, wrist sprains and wrist dislocations. While all of these don’t necessarily require hospitalization, they do require a prescribed treatment.

No matter if you’re a beginner or a workout pro, some of the most common injuries one does face while working out include; muscle pulls, sprained ankles, shoulder injuries, knee injuries, shin splints, tendinitis, wrist sprains and wrist dislocations. While all of these don’t necessarily require hospitalization, they do require a prescribed treatment.

I’m not a fitness enthusiast, can I still get a health insurance with an OPD cover?

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Yes, while a health insurance with an OPD cover makes the most sense for fitness enthusiast, anyone needing it can get one too.

Yes, while a health insurance with an OPD cover makes the most sense for fitness enthusiast, anyone needing it can get one too.

What is the difference between OPD and Daycare Procedures?

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The primary difference between OPD and Daycare procedures and treatment has to do with hospital admission. OPD refers to all medical treatments and doctor consultations one may require without having to be admitted at the hospital, whereas daycare procedures refer to minor surgeries or other treatments that do require one to be admitted to the hospital, however – for less than 24 hours only.

The primary difference between OPD and Daycare procedures and treatment has to do with hospital admission.

OPD refers to all medical treatments and doctor consultations one may require without having to be admitted at the hospital, whereas daycare procedures refer to minor surgeries or other treatments that do require one to be admitted to the hospital, however – for less than 24 hours only.

Can I only buy an independent OPD insurance?

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This depends on your health insurer. With Digit, we offer this benefit along with our Smart Health Insurance option since this proves to be more beneficial for most people; so that you’re not only covered against minor treatments and doctor consultations but are also protected through any unfortunate circumstance such as an accident or any other illness.

This depends on your health insurer. With Digit, we offer this benefit along with our Smart Health Insurance option since this proves to be more beneficial for most people; so that you’re not only covered against minor treatments and doctor consultations but are also protected through any unfortunate circumstance such as an accident or any other illness.

Will I get tax reduction with a health insurance with OPD cover?

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Yes, tax reductions are applicable on a health insurance with OPD cover as well.

Yes, tax reductions are applicable on a health insurance with OPD cover as well.

What are some examples where I can use my OPD cover?

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Think of that one time even though you’re such a great fielder, the ball still hurt your thumb so bad you needed to get it checked. Or that time when your strenuous workout routine pulled your back! Although these ouches aren’t serious enough for a hospitalization (we hope it never gets that bad!) or a grand treatment, they still do end up costing quite a bit. For example, a leg fracture can cost one anywhere from Rs 5,000 to 50,000 depending on the severity of the condition.

Think of that one time even though you’re such a great fielder, the ball still hurt your thumb so bad you needed to get it checked.

Or that time when your strenuous workout routine pulled your back! Although these ouches aren’t serious enough for a hospitalization (we hope it never gets that bad!) or a grand treatment, they still do end up costing quite a bit.

For example, a leg fracture can cost one anywhere from Rs 5,000 to 50,000 depending on the severity of the condition.