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Rising COVID Cases: Key Expenses Your Health Insurance May Not Cover

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COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise, prompting renewed attention to health insurance coverage gaps. Many common pandemic-related expenses, including pulse oximeters, masks, and sanitisers, are typically excluded from standard health insurance policies. Costs for supplements and certain medicines may also fall outside coverage unless explicitly included in a policy. Policyholders are advised to carefully review their insurance terms to understand what is and is not reimbursable during a COVID-related claim.

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