Last updated on: August 7, 2025
The National Health Insurance National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy is a comprehensive family floater health insurance plan designed to offer extensive medical coverage for Indian families. It covers hospitalization expenses, pre and post-hospitalization costs, daycare procedures, maternity benefits, newborn care, and critical illnesses, ensuring holistic protection. Uniquely, it offers three plan variants—Plan A, B, and C—each with increasing sum insured options and additional features like outpatient cover and air ambulance services in higher variants. The policy allows coverage for up to 6 family members, including dependent parents and parents-in-law. Policyholders also benefit from no-claim discounts, free health check-ups, and tax savings under Section 80D. With wide cashless network hospitals and flexible sum insured options, National Parivar Mediclaim Plus is ideal for families seeking robust health protection and financial security against medical emergencies.
The healthcare expenditure in India has been on an upward trend up to 2025. Increasing numbers of families are seeking health insurance plans in order to be ready to face any medical emergency. One such health insurance scheme that is drawing the attention of the urban and semi urban families is the National Health Insurance National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy. This article dissects all the significant details concerning this policy to enable you to make a decision on whether it is suitable to your family.
National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy is a special health insurance scheme by a government owned insurance company called National Insurance Company. This policy was introduced to safeguard the Indian families against the escalating healthcare expenses and it insures the whole family (Self, Spouse, Dependent Children, and Parents or Parents in Law) under one policy. This offering includes medical expenses, hospitalisation, critical diseases, day care treatments and a number of value added benefits.
In 2025, families are increasingly becoming conscious of risk protection of health. The Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy is applicable to both nuclear and joint families with a broad coverage on a single sum insured. This plan is unique in that it can cover 6 family members, has high sum assured options, maternity cover and critical illness benefits.
Another question that people would want to know is:
Q: Who is entitled to National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy?
A: Indian citizens between the age of 18 and 65, spouse, children (91 days to 25 years) and dependent parents or parents-in-law may be insured under one policy.
The following are the highlights and key features of the National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy in the current year:
Surprisingly enough, you know? The IRDAI 2024 healthcare report shows that family floater plans such as Parivar Mediclaim Plus have increased by 18 percent with more Indians realizing the importance of collective health risk cover.
In the selection of a health policy, it is useful to compare some of the important aspects. The following table compares Parivar Mediclaim Plus with other family floater policies that are popular in 2025:
Feature | National Parivar Mediclaim Plus | Star Health Family Health Optima | HDFC Ergo My Health Suraksha |
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Max Family Size | 6 | 5 | 6 |
Max Sum Insured | Rs 50 lakh | Rs 25 lakh | Rs 75 lakh |
Maternity Cover | Yes (to wait) | Yes (restricted) | Yes (to wait) |
Organ Donor Cover | Y | Y | Y |
Ayurvedic/ Homeopathy | Yes | No | Yes |
Critical Illness Add-on | Y | E | N |
Pre-existing Disease | Covered after 3 years | Covered after 3 years | Covered after 2 years |
Cashless Hospitals | 7000+ | 13000+ | 12000+ |
No Claim Bonus | Up to 50 percent | Up to 100 percent | Up to 100 percent |
Insurance expert opinion: Insurance consultants usually note that the National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy has an average cashless network in terms of the number of hospitals available compared to the private insurance companies; however, the fact that it is a government-backed insurance policy ensures stability and comparatively low premiums.
The National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy is comprehensive in terms of the healthcare requirements in 2025. The following are some of the typical costs paid:
Another question people have is:
Q: What is excluded in National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy?
A: Non-medical costs, cosmetic surgery, dental treatment except due to accidental injury, OPD (except certain out-patient benefits), self-harm and pre-existing conditions until the wait period is over.
Did you know? More than 60 percent of Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policyholders in 2024 were the first time buyers and they wanted to cover both parents and children in an affordable manner.
The claim procedure of the Parivar Mediclaim Plus by National Insurance Company is a combination of old and new.
Other questions people ask are:
Q: Can I make more than one claim within a year in the National Parivar Mediclaim Plus?
A: Yes, claims are permitted to your insured limit within a year; the restoration/recharge benefit restores the sum insured to new, unrelated hospitalisations within the same policy year.
The National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy premiums vary according to the age of the members, amount of sum insured opted, and the number of family members. An example of an average indicative premium table of a family of four (2 adults 35 and 32, 2 kids 7 and 2 years, year 2025):
Sum Insured | Annual Premium (Approx Rs.) |
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6 lakh | 19,400 |
10 lakh | 26,200 |
20 lakh | 37,700 |
30 lakh | 46,100 |
50 lakh | 67,250 |
Note: There will be higher premiums on senior parents and previous claim history. GST as may be applicable.
Most cities in India also have a zone based premium hence it is advisable to check with your local National Insurance branch or site to get the actual breakdown.
Yes, Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy has certain significant waiting periods and exclusions in accordance with the major health insurance policies:
There are other questions that people ask:
Q: Is Covid 19 covered in National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy?
A: Yes, Covid 19 related hospitalisation and post hospitalisation expenses are now covered as per latest IRDAI guidelines.
In 2025, the purchase and renewal of the policy is easier than ever:
SMS or email reminders are sent out to remind of renewal. The policy is renewable throughout life.
Did you know? As of 2024, National Insurance also provides wellness points, and discounts on renewal preventive checkups, depending on your healthy lifestyle history.
National Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy is the family floater health insurance of National Insurance Company.
It is appropriate in families of up to 6 people, and it covers adults, children, and either of the parents.
Sum insured offered is between Rs 6 lakh and 50 lakh.
Includes hospitalisation, day care, maternity, new born, AYUSH, critical illness and organ donation.
There is a 3 year waiting period on pre-existing illnesses and maternity.
Most Indian families will be able to afford it in 2025 with government backed trust.
It is easily purchasable or renewable online or offline.
Q1: Is it possible to have both my parents and parents in law in the same policy?
A1: No, the parents or the parents in law cannot be added in one Parivar Mediclaim Plus Policy, but only one of them.
Q2: What would occur in the event of lapse of my policy or failure to renew?
A2: Renewal has a 30 day grace period. Failure to do this may mean that you will have to purchase a new policy with new waiting periods.
Q3: Can a new member of the family be added in the middle of the policy year?
A3: Yes, newborns and newly married spouses may be added midterm by notifying the insurer and paying pro rata premium.
Q4: Does outpatient dental, optical or maternity check-up cover?
A4: Outpatient dental and optical are not covered, with exception of injury related. Maternity package after waiting period includes maternity check-ups.
Q5: Is it safe and valid to buy policy online?
A5: Yes, digital policies purchased on the official site of the insurer or on the portals recognized by the insurer are legally valid and safe to claim.
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Written by Prem Anand, a content writer with over 10+ years of experience in the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance sectors.
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