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You open an unexpected hospital bill, and the total is more than you planned for. Health insurance is meant to help with eligible medical costs: you pay a premium, the amount for your cover, but a claim is paid only when it meets the policy terms-the rules that say what qualifies. But insurance is not a promise to pay every hospital bill. Before choosing, compare the premium with what the plan covers, its limits, waiting periods before some cover begins, and exclusions-costs or situations it does not cover. Those details matter more than the brand name alone; two policies can work differently. If a bill arrives, the key question is not just, "Do I have insurance?" but, "Does my policy cover this treatment, and what will I still owe?" Ask Karthik about Care Health Insurance options at 9500912340.