Think you’re fully protected by your health insurance? Think again! In this eye-opening episode of Experts View, host Hareesh Dachepalli sits down with Vijay Kumar P, the CEO of Agastya Hospitals, to uncover the real truth behind health insurance companies in India — and what they don’t want you to know.

From hidden clauses, hospital billing tricks, and ICU charges, to medical claim rejections and cashless policy traps, this conversation reveals the inside story of how insurance actually works behind the scenes. You’ll learn how some hospital policies and insurance networks manipulate fine print to increase your out-of-pocket expenses — even when you think your insurance should cover it.

Vijay Kumar shares his real-world experiences from hospital management and patient care, explaining why choosing the right health insurance plan is critical. Discover how to check claim settlement ratios, avoid denied reimbursements, and understand the exclusions in your medical policy before an emergency strikes.

If you’ve ever been shocked by a hospital bill or confused about your cashless claim, this episode will change the way you look at health insurance coverage forever. 🏥💡

👉 Tune in to learn how to protect yourself and your family financially during medical emergencies. Don’t fall into the traps that most people do — listen, learn, and make informed healthcare decisions.

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