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Based on DHA and MOHAP, cases related to the novel Coronavirus will be covered.
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DHA issued a circular on January 30, stating that COVID-19 cases must be treated as emergency cases.
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Based on the directives, the costs of the treatment will be covered, regardless of whether the patient has a health insurance cover or not.
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What about private healthcare providers?
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Even if you are getting a test and treatment done at a private healthcare provider, if the test and treatment have been prescribed by a physician, it should be covered by your insurance.
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Visitors and tourists
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If you have travel insurance, emergency health expenses would normally be covered.
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Life insurance policies also hold in such cases.
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