Aditya Birla Health Insurance

ABHICL has more than 200 branches, with a diversified presence in over 4800 cities spread across the length and breadth of the country

The transaction values the company at Rs 6,650 crore

The discussions for ADIA taking a minority stake in Aditya Birla Health Insurance Co Ltd are ongoing and expected to gain pace in the coming weeks

Max India, which owned 51 per cent in the insurer sold its stake to True North in February 2019 for Rs 510 crore

With the onset of COVID-19, it has become imperative to realise the importance of health and wellness, alongside having a comprehensive health insurance policy.Keeping this in mind, Aditya Birla Health Insurance (ABHICL), the health insurance arm of Aditya Birla Capital Limited, has introduced an array of services and product solutions that will enable customers to take care of their health in such difficult times.ABHICL is planning to reduce the Initial waiting period from 30 to 15 days for all the policyholders for COVID-19 related Inpatient Hospitalization claims. This offering will be launched for policyholders shortly.Another new key offering that will be introduced is the extension of the Home Treatment Facility to policyholders, otherwise requiring hospitalization and where policyholder have been advised Home Treatment by the treating Doctor in line with the ICMR Guidelines. This Home treatment facility would be provided on a cashless basis through our Network Providers and ...

The company posted a 76 per cent growth in 2019-20 while the premium income rose by 70 per cent in the first two months of the current fiscal, Bathwal said in an interview

IRDAI has so far received 173 proposals, most of which incentivise wellness in the health insurance space through the use of apps and wearable devices

SVC Bank is one of the oldest urban co-operative bank in the country which as set up in 1906

During 2016-17 the group sales constituted 80 per cent premium income and retail the balance 20 per cent

Aditya Birla Health Insurance's maiden TV commercial highlight health first positioning