Change of TPA for PNB Retirees Mediclaim Policy

[Mohan V.R]

Dear PNB Retirees,

I would like to share the information that TPA for our Retirees Mediclaim policy has been changed wef 01/11/2017. The Notice dated 09/11/2017, issued by our HO is attached for your ready reference.

 

SOME IMPORTANT HINTS:

1. The ID cards presently used can be used till such time fresh cards are issued. However, there is no clarity in HO notice for submission of photos for ID cards. While showing your card to hospital insurance department, kindly show them our HO notice also which shows validity of old cards.
2. Where ever, claim to be made upto 31/10/2017, for both Hospitalisation or Domiciliary , Please submit your claims forth with with M/s Raksha TPA immediately.
3. Claims arising after 01/11/2017 will be dealt by M/s Health Insurance TPA of India Ltd, having corporate and centralized office at Noida.
   Corporate office and Central Processing Centre         

(For Submission of Claim Documents and Customer Service Support)
Health Insurance TPA of India Ltd. 
2nd Floor, Majestic Omnia Building, 
A-110, Sector 4 Noida, 
Uttar Pradesh – 201301.

4. Their Toll free numbers 
   1800 180 3600 / 1800 102 3600 
5. Claims to be intimated to custome...@hitpa.co.in
6. For Cashless approvals send mail to  cash...@hitpa.co.in 
7. Other Imporatnt Contact details are available in the notice.

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It is your ATTITUDE not your APTITUDE  which determines your ALTITUDE in life.

Mohan.V.R.
PLOT 95, FIRST FLOOR,
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU STREET,
ALWAR THIRU NAGAR, CHENNAI 600087
Landline 044-42817723 MOB No. 09444625963

[Rajender Sharma]

Dear Shri Mohan,

It is very  shocking that the TPA has been changed abruptly and arbitrarily by the Insurer.

As per the Health Insurance Regulations (HIR),2016,change of TPA will be 

intimated to the consumer in writing 30 days before hand as per section 34(a) of these rules.

Pensioners have been robbed of their two months pension in the form of hefty premium

and are now subjected such hardships is settlement of their claims,as reflected in the recent

circular of AIBRF. The matter needs to be taken up at the highest level.

R.K.Sharma