Equirus Raghnall

Super Top-Up Insurance

Extra Health Cover. Greater Financial Protection.

Medical costs can escalate during major hospitalisation. Super Top-Up Insurance adds protection once eligible expenses cross a deductible, managing high healthcare costs without a big premium increase.

Super Top Up Insurance

Additional Health Insurance Protection

Protection Against Major Medical Expenses

Cost-Effective Additional Cover

What Is Super Top-Up Insurance?

Understanding Super Top-Up Insurance

Super Top-Up Insurance overview

Super Top-Up Insurance provides additional health cover once cumulative eligible medical expenses in a policy year exceed a deductible. Unlike regular top-ups, which apply the deductible per claim, it works alongside your existing policy for higher financial protection.

What Does It Cover?

  • Hospitalisation Expenses
  • Cumulative Medical Expenses
  • Pre & Post-Hospitalisation
  • Day Care Procedures
  • Family Floater Options

Example:

Suppose your Super Top-Up policy has a ₹5 lakh deductible and a ₹20 lakh sum insured. If your eligible medical expenses during the policy period cumulatively exceed ₹5 lakh, the Super Top-Up policy can respond to the admissible expenses above the deductible, subject to the policy terms, limits and exclusions.

Coverage Components

Comprehensive Protection Above Your Existing Health Cover

Higher Coverage

Add a higher layer of health insurance protection above your existing coverage to help manage significant medical expenses.

Cumulative Expenses

Eligible medical expenses can be aggregated during the policy period for determining whether the applicable deductible has been crossed.

Hospitalisation

Provides coverage for eligible hospitalisation expenses once the applicable deductible is exceeded.

Family Protection

Depending on the policy structure, a family floater option can provide additional protection for multiple covered family members.

Flexible Deductibles

Select an appropriate deductible and sum insured based on your existing health insurance and financial protection requirements.

Additional Benefits

Depending on the insurer and plan, additional benefits and optional covers may be available to complement your Super Top-Up protection.

Advisory Support

Strengthen Your Health Cover Before Costs Rise

Super Top-Up Insurance suits those with existing health insurance who want extra protection against high medical expenses.

  1. 1.

    Existing Coverage & Requirement Assessment

    We understand your current health insurance, sum insured, family structure and desired level of additional protection.

  2. 2.

    Deductible & Plan Comparison

    We help evaluate deductible options, sum insured, coverage conditions, waiting periods, exclusions and applicable benefits.

  3. 3.

    Policy Structuring & Placement

    Our specialists help identify a suitable Super Top-Up structure and support the policy placement process.

  4. 4.

    Claims Assistance

    If a covered claim arises, our team assists with documentation and claims and coordinates with the insurer.

  5. 5.

    Annual Review & Renewal

    We review your Super Top-Up protection at renewal to help ensure your additional cover continues to align with your requirements.

Super Top-Up Insurance advisory support

Go Beyond Your Base Health Cover

Add an extra layer of financial protection against significant medical expenses with Super Top-Up Insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Common Insurance Queries

A super top-up generally considers aggregate eligible medical expenses during the policy period once the deductible is crossed, rather than applying the deductible separately to each claim.

The deductible determines when the additional layer of protection begins to respond and should be assessed against the underlying health insurance and expected exposure.

Equirus Raghnall reviews existing health coverage, family exposure, deductible requirements and desired additional protection before structuring suitable options.

The analysis focuses on deductible alignment, coverage limits, exclusions, continuity and gaps between the underlying policy and the additional layer.