Embrace Care Critical Illness Protector

Overview

Plan Highlights

Stay protected with coverage for 134 illnesses from minor to major

Covers 65 Major Illnesses, 56 Early Stage Illnesses, 5 Special Illnesses and 8 Juvenile Illnesses under Major and Minor Illness Benefit.

Protection for illnesses due to undetected congenital conditions

Provides protection for any Minor Illness or Major Illness arising from undetected congenial conditions.

[Rare-in-market] Up to 4 additional claims for Cancer, Heart Attack and Stroke up to Age 100

Offers up to 4 additional claims for Cancer, Heart Attack and Stroke, subject to a waiting period. This benefit offers coverage up to Age 100, making it one of the longest-lasting multiple critical illness protection plans in the market1

Protection can be restored to 100% after claims

If the Insured is diagnosed with a Major Illness or passes away, the Protection Revival Benefit will restore the aggregate amount of Minor Illness Benefit paid for any Minor Illness(es) and / or Protection Sharing Benefit. 

Extra 50% protection within the first 10 Policy years

If the Insured is unfortunately diagnosed with a covered Major Illness or passes away, a one-time Extra Coverage Benefit equal to 50% of the Sum Assured will be paid.

Premium waived for up to 3 years if your spouse or child is diagnosed with a Major Illness or passes away

If your spouse or child is diagnosed with a Major Illness or passes away, the Premium of your Basic Plan will be waived for up to 36 months, easing your financial burden during these challenging times.

Protection for the Insured’s Child up to 20% Sum Assured

If the Insured’s Child is diagnosed with Cancer before the Policy anniversary on which they turn Age 18, a one-time Protection Sharing Benefit up to 20% of the Sum Assured will be paid, provided that there is no Major Illness Benefit paid or payable.

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