Hospitalization Expenses Sample Clauses

Hospitalization Expenses. If an Insured Member is diagnosed with an Illness or suffers an Injury (including pre-existing diseases covered from the inception of the Policy subject to exclusions as per Clause-3) which requires the Insured Member to be admitted in a Network Provider in India, which should be Medically Necessary, during the Cover Period and while the Policy is in force for: 2.1.1 In-patient Care

Hospitalization Expenses. Payment for hospitalization and medical services provided in a hospital during hospitalization, including payment for the room, operating room, intensive care, anesthesiologist, physician care, tests and medications provided within the framework of hospitalization.

Hospitalization Expenses. 2.1.1. In-patient Care (i) The Hospitalization is on the written advice of a Medical Practitioner; and (ii) The treatment for the Illness or Injury commences during the Period of Insurance and immediately after the diagnosis of the Illness or occurrence of the Injury (iii) Treatment is in line with the applicable treatment procedures at the treating country where the treatment is sought. (iv) For any Hospitalization less than 24 hours, any Claim under this Benefit will be treated as Day Care Treatment.

Hospitalization Expenses are the reasonable and customary Healthcare Expenses incurred as a result of the Hospitalization of Insured during a reasonable period of time. The additional bed expenses (extra-bed) for one parent accompanying a hospital-confined child aged 12 years and under, will also be covered. The cost of guest meals, telephone charges as well as any other accommodation services shall be considered as non medical expenses and consequently should be paid directly to the hospital by the Insured/Contract Owner.

Hospitalization Expenses a) reasonable and customary Hospital charges for room and board in a Hospital, up to and including the semi-private accommodation level accommodation where medically required as determined by the Insurer; b) drugs or medicines that require a legally qualified Physician or Surgeon’s written prescription, excess of any other coverage; c) reasonable and customary Emergency room fees; d) reasonable and customary Hospital charges for out-patient services when medically required; and e) while Hospitalized and deemed essential by the attending Physician, expenses for: physiotherapist, chiropractor, licensed chiropodist, osteopath, podiatrist, acupuncturist, occupational therapist, naturopath or speech therapist (other than an Immediate Family Member of the Insured Person) – up to a maximum limit of six hundred dollars ($600.00) per Coverage Period, for each class of practitioner.