Health Insurance

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 16, 2008 -- www.healthinsuranceindia.org is a specialized health insurance website looking to provide comprehensive information in simple language on a very valuable and important topic to the customers located in India and abroad. This site has come out with an analysis of the products as well as a comparison of the data; rarely found on other sites which generally do not cover products of all the companies.
It is noticed that generally sites try to cover information on too many Insurance products in areas like : travel, auto, health, home, and term life.

www.healthinsuranceindia.org is that it is has an in-depth study of only one product and that too on health insurance industry in India. This is the reason that recently when ‘Money Today’ came out with 22 pages special supplement on health insurance, practically all the comparative table on products, and their prices were sourced from this site.
The portal also has a Query section that is used by the internet users to clarify their doubts or look for answers to the questions which have remained unanswered by reading the brief brochures of the Insurance company. This is the only site which provides details of hospitals state-wise, city-wise as well as a list of over 4500 hospitals that accept insured clients for treatment on cashless basis.

The corporate customers always had the choice wherein multiple insurance companies try to sell the product on the basis of price while not highlighting what risk is being covered and what aspect of the risk is not being covered. We have received compliments from some of our clients, who spent over 6 hours on our site at a stretch to understand what to look for in the quotations being given to them by Insurance companies or Insurance Brokerage firms. One of them confirmed that knowledge gained from this site prepared him for meeting on next day and also emerges successful in negotiating the policy terms.
www.healthinsuranceindia.org has fulfilled the need, which many customers in India had but they had no where to for.