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Low-premium, digital-only plans like Acko Platinum are priced for mass adoption, and target people with penny-wise, pound-foolish mindset who think buying health insurance is like we buy mobile plans, by comparing the premium.
Low-premium, digital-only plans like Acko Platinum are priced for mass adoption, and target people with penny-wise, pound-foolish mindset who think buying health insurance is like we buy mobile plans, by comparing the premium.
When your parents’ hospitalisation takes an unexpected turn, and you’re stuck with call centre loops or vague email responses, what you need is not a chatbot, but someone who understands documentation, pushes the right levers, and gets things done. That someone is often your agent.
As someone who has spent years deep inside the worlds of underwriting, claims processing, and customer counselling, I can confidently say that no health insurance is truly unlimited if your claim doesn't get approved and there’s no one to fight for you.
People talk endlessly about agent commissions, but rarely about the value a good agent delivers, like real-time guidance, escalation support, and post-claim handholding that customer care simply cannot match.
I appreciate Neil Borate and Aprajita Sharma for covering this topic.
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