What is a GMC Policy?

What is a GMC Policy?

A Group Mediclaim (GMC) policy is a type of health insurance policy that is purchased by an employer or organization for its employees or members. These policies typically provide coverage for medical expenses, such as hospitalization and surgical costs, and may also include coverage for prescription drugs and other medical services.

Group Mediclaim policies are often more affordable than individual policies because the risk is spread across a larger pool of people. Additionally, group policies may offer additional benefits, such as coverage for dependents, that are not available with individual policies.

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