Hassle-Free Cashless Mediclaim Eye Surgery
Dedicated assistance for health insurance pre-authorization and claim processing across major private insurers, public PSUs, and TPAs.
The Cashless Pre-Authorization Process
Follow these structured steps for planned day-care ophthalmic procedures.
Consultation & Surgical Recommendation
During your ophthalmic evaluation, our eye surgeon determines the medical necessity for day-care surgical treatment (e.g., cataract microsurgery, vitrectomy, or glaucoma filtration) and provides a detailed treatment estimate.
Pre-Authorization Documentation Submission
Present your health insurance card, government photo ID, and policy documents at our dedicated In-House Cashless Insurance Helpdesk at least 48 to 72 hours prior to scheduled surgery for planned procedures.
TPA Query Resolution & Pre-Approval
Our insurance coordinators transmit the pre-authorization request electronically to your insurer or TPA. We actively track the file and resolve any clinical queries regarding medical documentation.
Cashless Admission & Day-Care Discharge
Upon receiving initial approval from your insurance provider, your surgery is conducted with zero upfront payment for covered expenses. Any non-medical deductibles, co-pays, or unapproved consumables are settled at discharge.
Empanelled Health Insurers & TPAs
We coordinate with leading insurance providers for pre-authorized day-care admission.
Documents Required for Pre-Authorization
Please bring original and photocopies of the following documents to our insurance desk at least 48 to 72 hours prior to planned day-care surgery:
- Original Health Insurance Card or Digital Policy Certificate
- Copy of Government-issued Photo Identification (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, or Passport)
- Employee ID Card (if covered under a corporate group mediclaim policy)
- Complete ophthalmic consultation prescription and clinical history reports
- Previous medical records or discharge summaries if treating pre-existing conditions
- Two recent passport-sized photographs of the insured patient