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TPA & Affiliated Panel Information
At Devnandini Hospital, our priority is to help you return to good health and the comfort of your home. We have partnered with trusted Third Party Administrators (TPAs) and insurance providers to ensure a seamless and hassle-free experience for our patients
Third Party Administrators (TPAs) serve as a crucial connection between insurance providers, policyholders, and healthcare facilities such as hospitals and nursing homes. Their primary responsibility is to assist insurance companies by managing the administrative processes related to insurance policies
Required Documents
To utilize the cashless treatment facility, please provide the following documents to the hospital. The corporate desk will then handle your request accordingly:
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Policy Proposer KYC – Aadhar card + pan card -
Copy of your TPA card or insurance policy
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Valid identification proof
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Indoor admission or case paper
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Relevant medical or diagnostic report
List of Empaneled TPAs & Insurance Providers
Dev Nandini Hospital TPA network list
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Star Health & Allied Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd.
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Vidal Healthcare Service Pvt. Ltd.
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Medi Care TPA Services Pvt. Ltd.
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Alankit Health Care TPA Ltd.
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ICICI Prudential Claim Care
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HDFC Ergo Health Insurance Pvt. Ltd.
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TATA AIG General Insurance Company
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Paramount Health Services TPA Pvt. Ltd.
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E-Meditek Health Insurance TPA
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360 Degree Health Insurance TPA Ltd.
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Med Save Health Care TPA Pvt. Ltd.
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Volo Health Insurance TPA Private Limited (EWA)
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Care Health Insurance
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Generali Center Insurance
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MD India Health Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd.
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Ericson General Insurance
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Niva Bupa Health Insurance
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Park Mediclaim Insurance TPA Pvt Ltd
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ICICI Lombard GIC Ltd
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Health Assist Insurance TPA PVT. LTD. (Safeway)
TPA Contact Team
Mr Shubham
+91 81710 34431
Mr Shubham
+91 81710 34431
TPA email address
devnandinihospital2007@gmail.comDo’s and Don’ts for Availing Cashless Services from Third Party Administrators (TPA) at Devnandini Hospital
Do's
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Obtain the pre-authorization form from the Devnandini Hospital Corporate Desk at least 3–4 days before planned admission for scheduled hospitalization.
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Ensure the pre-authorization form is filled out by your treating doctor.
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Check the status of pre-authorization approval with the Devnandini Hospital Corporate Desk within 24 hours.
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You may avail cashless treatment only after receiving written authorization from the TPA for the covered ailment.
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Submit all original documents and the signed the preauthorization form to the hospital at the time of admission.
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Contact the local TPA office for any queries or clarifications.
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The policyholder is responsible for expenses not covered under the policy terms and conditions.
Dont's
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Do not insist on hospital admission solely for investigations, evaluations, or health check-ups, as these are not approved by TPAs.
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Do not request admission on a cashless basis without obtaining pre-authorization approval from the TPA
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Do not take back original documents at the time of discharge if your cashless claim is approved by the TPA
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