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Lower premiums, higher out-of-pocket expenses: Experts decode the proposed 10% health insurance co-pay rule

1 source · first seen 01:30 6 Oct · updated 01:30 6 Oct

Health insurers may introduce a 10% co-payment on claims from January 2027, capped at ₹5 lakh per claim. While this could lower premiums, policyholders may face higher upfront costs during hospitalisation. Here’s how the proposal could work and what consumers should check.

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