Critical Illness Insurance in India

Get a Lump Sum Payout When You Need It Most

A sudden diagnosis of a critical illness like cancer, heart disease, or kidney failure doesn’t just impact your health—it can affect your family’s finances, lifestyle, and future. Critical Illness Insurance offers a one-time lump sum payout that helps you manage high treatment costs, income loss, and recovery expenses. BTW IMF helps you choose the right critical illness plan to ensure you’re financially prepared for life’s medical uncertainties.

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What is Critical Illness Insurance?

Critical Illness Insurance is a fixed-benefit health insurance policy that provides a lump sum amount if the insured person is diagnosed with a serious, life-threatening illness listed in the policy. This payout is made irrespective of actual treatment costs and can be used for any purpose—medical or non-medical.

Unlike standard health insurance that reimburses hospital bills, critical illness insurance gives you complete financial freedom to manage the impact of the illness as you see fit.

Be Prepared for Life’s Medical Shocks

Don’t let a critical illness derail your family’s finances. Get in touch with BTW IMF today to explore Critical Illness Insurance plans tailored to your risk profile, age, and budget—with full claim support and honest advice.

Key Features of Critical Illness Plans
Lump sum benefit on diagnosis of covered illness
Coverage for 10 to 60+ critical illnesses depending on the plan
No restrictions on hospital or treatment expenses
Coverage starts after a short survival period (usually 30 days)
Premiums fixed for the entire term
Tax benefits under Section 80D of the Income Tax Act
Option to buy standalone or as a rider with life/health insurance
What Illnesses Are Covered?
Cancer (major stages)
Heart attack (first occurrence)
Stroke
Kidney failure
Major organ transplant
Paralysis
Coronary artery bypass surgery
Multiple sclerosis
Coma of specified severity
Aplastic anemia
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease (in advanced plans)

Benefits of Critical Illness Insurance

Quick Lump Sum

 Immediate financial help when you need it most

Income Replacement

Use the funds during recovery or if you can’t work

No Hospital Bills Needed

Claim is diagnosis-based, not bill-based

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Affordable Premiums

High cover at reasonable rates

Standalone or Add-On

 Buy as a separate policy or attach it to life/health plans

Tax Savings

Premiums eligible for tax deduction under Section 80D

Ready to insure your Critical Illness? Contact us today at BTW IMF
and let us find the best plan for you!
Why Choose BTW IMF?
Compare critical illness policies from top IRDAI-approved insurers
Expert advice based on age, medical history, and budget
Transparent claim process guidance
Quick issuance and digital policy delivery
Ongoing support for renewals and upgrades

How Does Critical Illness Insurance Work?

You buy a policy with a sum insured (e.g., ₹10 lakh)

If diagnosed with a listed illness, you file a claim

After completing the survival period (if applicable), the full lump sum is paid

The payout can be used for treatment, household bills, EMIs, or any personal need

Who Should Buy Critical Illness Insurance?
Self-employed business owners
Salaried individuals and professionals
People with family history of major diseases
Individuals with existing health insurance who want added protection
Customized solutions based on digital risk profile and data exposure

Critical illness insurance is especially important if your lifestyle, debts, or family responsibilities depend heavily on your income.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No. Health insurance reimburses treatment bills, while critical illness insurance pays a lump sum upon diagnosis.

Yes. You can use the amount for anything—home care, EMIs, children’s fees, or everyday expenses.

Most policies require you to survive 30 days after diagnosis to receive the benefit.

Yes. Most policies have a 60 to 90-day waiting period from the policy start date before you can make a claim.

 Yes, but premiums may be higher and coverage might be limited. It’s best to buy early for wider protection and better pricing.