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What the regulator publishes about health insurance claims.

IRDAI and the Council for Insurance Ombudsmen publish claim and complaint figures every year. This page reproduces them with the source named against each number. It does not rank insurers, rate policies or recommend anything.

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Timeline of claim stages from admission to settlement with the deadline at each stage
A claim is a set of deadlines wearing a diagnosis. Every stage has a clock; every clock is a clause.

What the regulator publishes

Everything here is public and cited. Drapto does not rank insurers, and does not publish an opinion about one.

Drapto is not an insurance advisor, broker or agent, and is not registered with IRDAI in any such capacity. Every figure on this page is reproduced from a published regulator document and attributed. We do not compare insurers, characterise their conduct, or express a view on any policy. For advice on a policy, speak to your insurer or a licensed advisor.

Claim settlement, by insurer

A settlement advice read line by line
Settlement by insurer, from the advice itself.

As reported to IRDAI for the financial year. A settlement ratio is a count of claims settled against claims processed. It says nothing about claim size, complexity, or whether any individual decision was correct.

Claim settlement, by insurer
InsurerClaims settledClaims repudiatedSettlement ratioAvg days to settle
Star Health
Niva Bupa
Care Health
HDFC ERGO
ICICI Lombard
Bajaj Allianz
Tata AIG
New India Assurance
United India
National Insurance
Oriental Insurance
SBI General
Reliance General
Aditya Birla Health
ManipalCigna
Future Generali

Source: IRDAI Annual Report, health insurance claims data. Fill from the current published table and cite the year against the heading.

Complaints, and what they were about

The Council for Insurance Ombudsmen publishes complaint volumes and disposal by category. This is the more useful table for a hospital, because it is organised by ground rather than by company.

Complaints, and what they were about
Ground of complaintComplaintsShareDisposed in favour
Repudiation of claim
Partial settlement
Delay in settlement
Policy terms and conditions
Premium and proposal

Source: Council for Insurance Ombudsmen Annual Report, cioins.co.in.

What a settlement ratio does not tell you

It counts claims, not rupeesAn insurer settling many small claims and repudiating a few large ones can show a high ratio. The ratio is a headcount.
It does not measure deductionA claim settled at forty percent of the billed amount counts as settled. For a hospital, that is the number that matters and it is not in this table.
It says nothing about your payer mixYour experience of an insurer depends on your contract, your specialties and your documentation, none of which appear in a national aggregate.
The useful cut is by groundWhich grounds recur, and which get overturned, is a statement about mechanisms rather than companies — and it is actionable.

Why this page has no rankings

Comparing insurers and steering people toward policies is regulated intermediation in India, and it requires an IRDAI licence. Aggregators who publish comparisons hold one. We do not, so we reproduce published figures with sources named and stop there.

That constraint turns out to suit the audience. A hospital billing manager does not need to know which insurer is “best”. They need to know which grounds recur in their own settlements, and what the record shows on those grounds — which is what the grounds pages cover.

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