While applying for a health insurance claim, the person eligible for the benefits (beneficiary) confirms the accuracy of the details provided, wherein they sign a statement verifying the document’s content.
Why is Beneficiary Attestation Important?
Beneficiary attestation is an important process in health insurance because:
- The beneficiary confirms that they are the credible recipients of the benefits
- It validates the claim details, like medical services received and costs incurred
- It authorises the insurer to release payment
- It helps adhere to the legal and regulatory requirements
- It prevents fraud and streamlines the claims process
How to Get It Done?
- Collect the necessary details, including policy details, ID proof of the beneficiary, relationship proof with the insured (if required), and any forms provided by the insurer
- Fill out the required forms with all the information matching the documentation provided
- The beneficiary should sign the form in the presence of a witness
- Submit the documents to Medi Assist online/ via mail/ in-person
- Follow up and confirm receipt of your documents and check the status of the attestation
Conclusion
By confirming the claimant’s eligibility and the validity of claim details, beneficiary attestation plays a vital role in reducing fraud and streamlining the claims process. Your understanding of the process and timely completion is key to receiving the benefits you deserve.
