The Suburban Mumbai Additional District consumer dispute redressal commission (DCDRC) has pulled up the Religare health care insurance company, who had rejected to pay for the the chemotherapy bills of its consumer on the grounds that the consumer had failed to inform the firm about her medical conditions of hyper-lipidemia and her allergic asthma. The commission in its orders held that there was no nexus or causative connection between the suppression of hyperlipidemia and her current…
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Religare Health Insurance Ordered To Pay ₹8.56 Lakh For Denied Chemotherapy Bills By Consumer Commission
