What Is Family Floater Insurance?
A family floater health insurance policy covers you, your spouse, children and, in some plans, parents under a single sum insured that any covered member can use during the policy year.
Because the entire sum insured is shared, a floater policy is usually more economical than buying separate individual policies, especially for young families where the likelihood of multiple large claims in the same year is low.
Modern floater plans offer valuable features such as restoration of the sum insured, no-claim bonuses, day-care procedures, maternity and newborn cover (in select plans), and annual health check-ups.
Why Do You Need Family Floater Insurance?
Cost-Effective Protection
Usually cheaper than buying individual policies for each family member.
Shared Sum Insured
The full cover is available to whichever member needs it.
Simple to Manage
One policy, one renewal date and one set of documents for the whole family.
Easy Additions
Newborns and new spouses can usually be added at renewal.
Why Choose Our Family Floater Insurance Services?
We help you structure family cover that is adequate today and continues to fit as your family grows.
Family Profiling
We consider ages, health history and the likelihood of simultaneous claims.
Right Sum Insured
An adequate floater amount for your city, family size and lifestyle.
Feature Comparison
Restoration benefit, no-claim bonus, room-rent limits and maternity cover are compared.
Renewal and Claims Support
Timely renewals and smooth claim settlement.
Our Process
- Assess Your Needs Family, income, liabilities, health and existing cover.
- Compare the Market Plans from leading insurers compared on cover, exclusions and claim experience.
- Recommend the Right Cover Adequate sum insured with only the add-ons that add value.
- Smooth Issuance Help with proposals, disclosures and medical formalities.
- Renewals & Claims Support Timely renewals and full support during claims.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should parents be included in a family floater?
Often it is better to cover senior parents under a separate policy, as their age increases the premium for the entire family.
What is a restoration benefit?
It reinstates the sum insured if it is exhausted during the policy year, subject to policy terms.
Can I add my newborn to the policy?
Most insurers allow newborns to be added, either from birth or from a specified age, subject to policy terms.
What is a no-claim bonus?
An increase in the sum insured, at no extra cost, for each claim-free year, up to a specified limit.
Is a floater suitable for a large family?
It can be, but a higher sum insured or a combination of floater and super top-up usually works better for larger families.