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Organisation one is better since they cover all pre-existing ailments from Day 1.
Outside bro. Organisation one you can keep but always have your personal one as backup. Organisation insurance will lapse when you leave the company and it hardly covers 3-5L.
You can check HDFC Ergo, they have some hood options.
I went through that Glassdoor Consulting India thread, and it reminded me of a dilemma many of us face sooner or later — whether to depend entirely on the company-provided platform like MediBuddy or step out and buy an individual family policy. On the surface, corporate covers feel effortless and reassuring. But the real uncertainty begins when you think about job changes, coverage gaps during notice periods, rising treatment costs in your city, and how limited the sum insured usually is for a full family.
I learned this the hard way when a colleague moved roles and had a brief break between companies. A routine hospitalisation happened in that gap, and the family had to bear the entire bill because the corporate cover had silently switched off. That’s when I realised the real issue isn’t choosing between “company” and “outside” — it’s understanding the actual strength of your coverage. Brochures and HR portals rarely show room-rent impacts, sub-limits on key procedures, or how city-level medical inflation quietly erodes the adequacy of a 3–5 lakh cover.
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If that discussion made you rethink whether your corporate cover is enough for your family, it’s worth checking how strong your chosen policy actually is.
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