We are here for you when you need us the most.

Whether it is self-submitted or agent assisted, we strive to keep you updated throughout the insurance claims process for peace of mind.

Your claims will be processed within 14 working days upon receiving the complete claim document and you will be updated on your claim status via SMS.

Refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section below for more information.

3 Options To Make An Insurance Claim

1. Self-submit via PRUServices

Submit your Hospitalisation/Day Care and Outpatient Treatment claims online

2. Agent assisted

Steps for your claims submission with the help of your agent.

3. Submit via Customer Engagement Centres

Easy steps to submit your claims with us.

Our Claims Promise

Our policy is to protect you and your family during life’s difficult moments. We pay your claim as quickly as possible and with compassion and care. We make it simple and easy, and only ask for necessary information.

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FAQ

You may:

  • We will send you and your agent the status notification via SMS. 
  • Contact our call centre at 03-2771 0228
  • Visit the nearest Prudential branch

You will need to provide us with the proof of hospital admission and/or treatment within 90 days after you discharge from the hospital or from the day you received any treatment.

Yes you can. You may refer back to the terms under your policy coverage based on your entitlement on Pre/Post hospitalisation benefit.

The estimated timeframe is within 14 working days upon receiving the complete claim document.

Claim status will be updated via SMS. Please approach our servicing agent or contact customer service at 03-2771 0228 for further assistance.

Deductible and Med Saver are the fixed amount that you must first pay regardless of the total expenses that you can claim for Any One Disability (excluding the cost of daily room charges as billed by a hospital for the cost of accommodation, meals and general nursing care).

Any One Disability refers to the single Disability (along with its complications) that cause the person covered to be hospitalised one or more times, or seeking treatments that do not require overnight care.

If the person covered has not completely recovered and is still under treatment for that Disability, all hospitalisation and clinical treatments will be considered to be from the same Disability.

In the case where the person covered has fully recovered and does not require any more treatment for the Disability for more than 90 days, all hospitalisation and clinical treatments will be considered to be from a new Disability.

Medical insurance allows you to claim for medical bills such as hospitalisation. While the amount you will be able to claim depends on your policy, submitting a medical insurance claim is usually quite straightforward.

You can have one of our wealth planners assist you or self-submit your claim via PRUServices (available for medical claims only).

Most insurance claims are quite similar in that they will require you to fill in the claims form and submit the necessary supporting documents such as the doctor’s report. Again, if you’re not to sure about the process, our agents can here to assist.

Accidental death refers to death due to events out of our control. If your loved one passed due to accidental death, you’ll have to file the claim forms along with necessary documents such as a death certificate and doctor’s report to the insurance company.

The number of times you can claim insurance under a certain policy depends on the policy itself. For example, while most car insurance will allow you to claim as many times as you want, there is a limit on the amount for health insurance.

Once you’ve hit the health insurance limit according to your policy, you will not be able to make further claims.

Yes, there are circumstances when the insurance company can reject a claim. For example, there will be no payout for life insurance if the policy has lapsed. You can appeal the decision if you feel that your claim has been unfairly rejected.