I want to cancel my reimbursement claim, what is the procedure for the same?

I want to cancel my reimbursement claim, what is the procedure for the same?

If you wish to cancel an ongoing or a duplicate reimbursement claim, please reach out to the claim associate assigned to you over e-mail. Alternatively, you can share a request to cancel the claim over claims@nova-benefits.com with the following details in the e-mail:
  1. NB number
  2. Date of initiating the claim
  3. Name of the patient
  4. Date of Hospitalization
  5. Claim amount
If you require any help or further assistance, kindly reach out to us at care@nova-benefits.com or 04049174207.

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