What is the difference between cashless and reimbursement claims?

Question

Accepted Answer

Cashless and Zipser are two different methods of payment for insurance claims.

Cashless refers to a payment method where the insured does not have to pay upfront and the insurance company settles the bill directly with the service provider.
Zipser, on the other hand, is not a commonly known term in the insurance industry. It might be a misspelling or a specific term used in a particular context.
Without further information, it is difficult to provide a detailed comparison between cashless and zipser.

Accepted Answer

cashless policy, which is the norm now in health insurance, a policy where the insurer settles claim directly by making payment behalf of the insured. A reimbursement/zipser policy, on the other hand requires you to pay for all the expenses yourself first and later reimburses the expenses

Accepted Answer

Cashless claim is that in which we do not invest our money and gipsar claim is that in which we first invest our money and make a claim from it, submit all the documents to the health insurance company and send our claim for process and that money will be 15 to 15 Money arrives in our account in 20 days

Accepted Answer

Cashless claim is that in which we do not invest our money and gipsar claim is that in which we first invest our money and make a claim from it, submit all the documents to the health insurance company and send our claim for process and that money will be 15 to 15 Money arrives in our account in 20 days