How does Pazcare help choose network hospitals in corporate health insurance?

Learn how Pazcare simplifies network hospital selection under corporate health insurance with real-time search, updated lists, and 24×7 claim support.

Quick Summary

Choosing the right network hospital is one of the most important steps in ensuring a smooth cashless claim experience under corporate health insurance. Yet, many employees are unaware of which hospitals fall under their insurer’s network. This lack of awareness often results in claim delays, out-of-pocket expenses, and even claim rejections. Pazcare solves this by making network hospital discovery simple, accurate, and accessible for every employee.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a network hospital?

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Some hospitals have tie-ups with either TPAs or health insurance companies. If you choose to get treated in a network hospital, you can get the cashless treatment done and your insurance company will directly settle the bills at the hospital. 

Are the network hospitals cashless?

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Yes, in the network hospitals you get a cashless treatment facility.

How is a claim settled in a non-network hospital?

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If you get your treatment in a non-network hospital, then you can apply for reimbursement claims. You must have all the original bills from the hospital with you. All the bills should be cleared at the hospital beforehand. By submitting proof of identification and the original bills to your insurer, the claim would be directly settled in your bank account. 

How will my claim get settled in a network hospital?

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Your claim will directly get settled in a network hospital by your insurer upon verification of the documents.

Are non-network hospital claims settled at the hospital?

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No, every non-network claim will be settled directly in your bank account after verification is done. Make sure that you carry original hospital bills when you go to apply for the same.

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