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Senior reading mode
For seniors & parents (60+)

Insurance that actually pays at age 65.

Most cheap plans look great until you read the room-rent cap and the 4-year pre-existing waiting clause. We pre-filter for the things seniors actually need: day-1 PED, OPD, dental, home-care, no co-pay. Every plan compared, every clause explained — in plain English.

60+

Plans accepting first-time buyers up to age 99

Day 1

PED cover available on 7 senior plans

₹1 L

Section 80D deduction (senior + parent senior)

₹50 K

Avg fraud loss prevented by cyber rider

Six covers, picked for the 60+ life-stage

The senior insurance toolkit.

Health is the centre of gravity. Add critical illness for non-medical recovery costs, pair with cyber for the rising UPI-fraud threat, and consider an annuity for predictable income.

Senior health insurance
Plans tuned for 60+ — day-1 PED, no co-pay options, OPD + home-care included.
  • Day-1 pre-existing-disease cover (select plans)
  • No upper entry-age cap on 12 plans
  • OPD + dental + physiotherapy add-ons
  • Cashless at 12,000+ network hospitals
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Senior travel insurance
International cover up to age 90, with PED declaration and emergency evacuation.
  • Schengen + US covered up to age 85
  • Emergency evacuation up to $500K
  • PED-related emergencies covered
  • Trip-cancellation refund
Get travel quote
Critical illness rider
Lump-sum on diagnosis of cancer / stroke / heart attack — independent of hospital cost.
  • ₹10–25 L lump-sum on first diagnosis
  • Funds non-medical recovery costs
  • Standalone or as a rider on health
  • 30-day survival period · 36 illnesses
Add critical illness
Cyber & UPI fraud
Reimbursement for UPI / netbanking fraud + identity-theft restoration. NCRB: 38% of cyber-fraud victims are 55+.
  • UPI / card-fraud reimbursement up to ₹50K
  • Identity-theft legal expenses
  • Phishing / OTP-scam covered
  • 24/7 incident hotline · senior-friendly
Add cyber cover
Pension & annuity
Lifelong monthly income from a one-time deposit. Tax-deferred under Section 80CCC.
  • Joint-life option for spouse
  • Inflation-linked annuity available
  • Section 80CCC deduction
  • Guaranteed return of purchase price
Plan retirement
Personal accident
Lump-sum + temporary income on accidental disability. Cheap, day-1 coverage.
  • ₹50 L cover from ₹1,800/yr
  • No medicals, instant policy
  • Disability + fracture pay-outs
  • Independent of health policy
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Before you buy

The five things that matter most.

Premium is the easy comparison. These five clauses cause 80% of claim denials at this life-stage.

  1. 01

    Match the room-rent cap to the city

    Tier-1 city ICU rates run ₹15–25K/day. A ₹4,000 room-rent cap means proportional reduction on every other bill at discharge — including diagnostics. Pick a plan with no cap (or a cap ≥ city ICU floor).

  2. 02

    Get PED waiting in writing

    A 36-month PED waiting period sounds harmless until a diabetic kidney issue surfaces in year 2. Seven plans offer day-1 PED for an additional 8-12% premium — frequently worth it.

  3. 03

    Verify in-network for your regular hospital

    For ongoing conditions (dialysis, chemo), cashless at the same hospital you already use is the single biggest convenience. Check before purchase, not at admission.

  4. 04

    Add a critical-illness lump-sum

    Health insurance pays the hospital. Critical illness pays YOU — covers home modifications, family travel, lost income. Separate cover, separate trigger.

  5. 05

    Pair cyber with health for OTP-scam protection

    NCRB and RBI report seniors are 2.4× more likely to fall for OTP-based fraud. ₹100/mo cyber rider can prevent a ₹50K loss.

IRDAI-licensed broker

Composite Direct + General · CB-001-2024.

Same price as direct

No mark-up, no add-on premium. Insurer rates published by IRDAI.

Senior-priority hotline

Dedicated line for 60+ with longer service times — no IVR mazes.

Annual review built-in

Renewal alerts 60 + 30 + 7 days before lapse, with cheaper-comparable suggestions.

Common questions.

Is there a maximum age to buy a new health policy?

Twelve plans on Klaro accept first-time buyers up to age 99. The premium and PED waiting depend on age + medical history; we surface them transparently in the quote.

How much does Section 80D save me?

₹50,000 deduction for senior premium (self) + ₹50,000 for senior parent premium = ₹1 L total. At 30% marginal rate that's ₹30,000 of tax saved each year.

Will I need a medical test before purchase?

Most plans require a tele-medical questionnaire. Plans with day-1 PED + no co-pay typically need a physical check-up at an empanelled diagnostic centre — Klaro books this for you.

Can I buy on behalf of my parents?

Yes — proposer can be an adult child with consent. The policy is in the parent's name; the child handles the payment. Tax benefits accrue to the proposer paying the premium.

Built for the second innings.

Two minutes to a senior-tuned health quote. Compare 18 plans, see day-1 PED options first, and book a video call with a senior-specialist advisor at no extra cost.