Apr 2 2009, 01:28 PM
QUOTE(Liew2020 @ Apr 2 2009, 11:53 AM)
I think you need to do some homework before reply this thread. As per my experience ING does. I admitted to Sunway Medical Centre last year due to Dangue fever. I did not aware that I was Dangue suspected until my panel doctor told me about it. Immediate action was required as what the doctor told, and I admitted to the hospital. I do not have any extra cash in hand, but a ING medical card my dad gave me 8 years ago and I never used it before.
I discharged from the hospital 5 days later without a single cent paid. On top of that, I received a RM 200 cheque from ING Insurance Berhad as an "Ang Pao".
The medical fees cost me about RM 4,000. The claim approved 3 weeks later.
P/S: I am not sure how AIA does.
Liew2020,I discharged from the hospital 5 days later without a single cent paid. On top of that, I received a RM 200 cheque from ING Insurance Berhad as an "Ang Pao".
The medical fees cost me about RM 4,000. The claim approved 3 weeks later.
P/S: I am not sure how AIA does.
I support what lcl had said. Insurance companies across M'sia doesnt guarantee an admission to the hospital. N majority of the private hospitals in M'sia they are charging RM 200 to RM 300 reimburseable deposit at admission.
For your ang pao money, that is the hospital cash benefit attached to your plan.
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