Short answerYes, Health1 Super Speciality Hospitals, Shilaj, Ahmedabad offers cashless treatment for SBI General health insurance policyholders, subject to your policy terms and the insurer’s approval. Contact our insurance desk before planned admission so pre-authorisation can be requested.
How to use SBI General cashless at Health1
- Keep your SBI General health card or policy number and a photo ID ready.
- Meet the doctor and get the treatment plan and estimate.
- Give the documents to the Health1 insurance desk. They send the pre-authorisation to SBI General (48 to 72 hours before planned surgery).
- After approval, get treated. SBI General pays the approved amount to the hospital.
- You pay only non-covered items, co-payment and any amount above the approved limit.
Treatments commonly claimed at Health1
Knee and hip replacement, robotic surgery, heart bypass, kidney and liver transplant, cancer care, gallbladder and hernia surgery and many others, depending on your plan.
Check your policy first
- Waiting periods
- Room rent limit and co-payment
- Sum insured left
- Sub-limits for robotic surgery, transplant and implants
Frequently asked questions
Is Health1 Hospital cashless for SBI General?
Yes. Health1 Super Speciality Hospitals, Shilaj, Ahmedabad offers cashless treatment for SBI General policyholders, subject to policy terms and insurer approval.
Does SBI General cover robotic surgery?
Usually if the surgery is covered by the plan; check sub-limits.
Is cashless possible in an emergency?
Yes. The desk sends an emergency request after admission.
What if cashless is denied?
Ask for the reason in writing. We can help with reconsideration or a reimbursement claim.
Need cashless help for SBI General?
Our insurance desk will check your policy and request pre-authorisation.
See all insurance companies and TPAs accepted at Health1 and CGHS, ECHS and RGHS treatment.
Cashless approval is decided by the insurer. Health1 is not affiliated with SBI General beyond being a network hospital. SBI General is a trademark of its owner.