To file a claim for Acute Lower Respiratory Infection, ensure you submit these documents.
Chest X-Ray Report
A chest X-ray report contains the results of a chest X-ray, including details like the size, shape, and location of the heart, lungs, airways, blood vessels, bones of the chest and spine, fluid in or around the lungs, or air surrounding a lung.
Why is it important?
If you received treatment for acute lower respiratory infection and are applying for a reimbursement claim, please submit your chest X-ray report confirming respiratory infections and supporting hospitalisation claims.
This acts as:
- A disease confirmation
- Medical proof to avoid any fraud
- Evidence on the necessity for treatment and hospitalisation
How to get this document?
You can instantly get the test report upon conducting a chest X-Ray. Request your doctor/hospital for the report if the test has been done already. You can also schedule a test at an imaging facility and get the results.
CBP or CBC Report
A Complete Blood Count (CBC) test measures the levels of red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, haemoglobin, and hematocrit.
A Complete Blood Picture (CBP) test gives levels of haemoglobin, red blood cells, and platelets, along with packed cell volume and a hemogram.
Why is it important?
Please make sure that you submit either CBC or CBP report while applying for reimbursement in case of an acute lower respiratory infection. Here is how CBC/CBP report supports insurance claims for infections and respiratory conditions:
- The complete blood count can function as an early indicator of infection, acting as a confirmation
- The report demonstrates the necessity for treatment and hospitalisation
How to get this document?
You can instantly get the test report upon conducting a CBP/CBC test. Request your doctor/hospital for the report if the test has been done already. You can also schedule a test at a designated laboratory or testing facility and get the results.
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