A family floater shares one sum insured across all of you, usually far cheaper than separate policies. The trick is sizing it right, so one hospital stay doesn't leave the rest of the family exposed.
Your spouse and children share a single sum insured, almost always cheaper than buying each of them an individual policy.
Most floaters let you add a baby at the next renewal, so your family's cover grows with your family.
If one big claim exhausts the cover, a restore benefit refills it for the rest of the year, the feature that makes floaters safe.
Walk into a network hospital and get treated without arranging money upfront.
Tests and consultations before admission and follow-ups after are covered, not just the hospital bill itself.
We compare insurers on how reliably they settle, not on who pays us the most commission.
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One shared sum insured across you, your spouse and children.
Young families
A modest floater topped up with high-value cover for a small extra premium.
High cover, low cost
A shared floater plus separate cover for anyone with a higher health risk.
Mixed health needs
A floater on a plan with maternity benefits, planned well ahead of time.
Planning a baby
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From shortlisting to medicals to policy issuance, we stay with you end-to-end so nothing falls through the cracks.
When you need to claim, our team helps you file, follow up and get paid, for as long as you hold the policy.
In a metro, โน10 lakh is a reasonable starting point, and many families reach โน25 to 50 lakh cheaply using a super top-up. The right number depends on your city and the hospitals you'd use.
You share one sum insured, so a second claim eats what's left. This is exactly why we push for a restoration benefit, it refills the cover for the rest of the policy year.
Usually not. A senior member raises the premium for everyone and can consume the shared cover. A separate senior plan is generally cheaper and safer.
Most insurers add a baby from the next renewal, and some allow it sooner. Tell us when you're expecting and we'll pick a plan that makes this painless.
For a young, healthy family, almost always. Once a member is older or has a health condition, the maths can flip, which is why we compare both before recommending.
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