Medical Expenses – Accident and Illness Sample Clauses

Medical Expenses – Accident and Illness. We shall indemnify the Insured for the Medical Expenses reasonably incurred on Inpatient Care / Day care treatment / OPD Treatment by the Insured undertaken on account of any Illness contracted or Injury sustained whilst on a Trip during the Period of Insurance, which is not due to pre-existing disease or pre-existing medical condition, subject to the overall liability of the Company not exceeding the Sum Insured for the coverage as mentioned in the Policy Schedule hereto. Provided that the treatment for such Illness and/ or Injury shall commence anytime during the Period of Insurance immediately after diagnosis of such Illness and/ or Injury. We may, at its sole discretion, and subject to concurrence of the Insured, even allow the Insured to avail the treatment for said Illness or Injury in the Country of Residence of the Insured. In such cases, we shall compensate the Insured for the Medical Expenses incurred by the Insured, for a maximum of 30 days, from the date of return to the Country of Residence of the Insured or policy expiry date whichever is earlier and also for the cost of journey incurred by the Insured for self as well as for an accompanying attendant (only if medically necessary and prescribed by treating Medical Practitioner) from the place of Illness or Injury abroad to the Country of Residence of the Insured by the Common Carrier, subject to our overall liability not exceeding the amount, had the treatment been taken at the place where the Illness was contracted or Injury suffered or the Sum Insured under this benefit, whichever is less. In no case, we will be liable for the expenses incurred by the Insured at his Country of Residence without prior approval from us. Medical and related expenses incurred by the Insured for the treatment of the Mental Illness will be covered as per below sub-limits within the Medical Expenses Section 1. In Patient Hospitalization Treatment (IPD) will be covered upto 1% of sum insured upto maximum 2000 USD per policy period 2. Out Patient Treatment (OPD) will be covered upto 100 USD per visit including consultations, investigations and pharmacy. Maximum 3 sessions will be allowed per policy period 3. Overall medical expenses limit for Mental Illness including In Patient Hospitalization Treatment and Out Patient Treatment shall not exceed 1% of SI upto maximum 2000 USD whichever is lower per policy period
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