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Hi, I want to know will my piles covered in medical insurance or not. So I can manage accordingly. Pls connect with someone so I can ask all my doubts
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Contact the executive who attended for your insurance plan and get their list of approved surgeries.
Also insurance plans have cooling period after which only you can have surgeries
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Dr. Kunal Majoka
General Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Jaipur
Yes it's covered in most health insurance policy
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Dr. Vipul Nandu
General Surgeon
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello,
Piles surgery is generally covered under most health insurance policies, provided the waiting period and policy terms & conditions are fulfilled. Coverage eligibility may vary depending on your insurance company, policy type, and duration of coverage.
To guide you accurately, please share:
Insurance company name
Policy type (individual/family floater/corporate)
Policy start date
Your contact number
Once we receive these details, our insurance team will review your eligibility and assist you with all your queries.
Regards,
Dr. Vipul Nandu's Team
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