A Hospital Cash policy pays a fixed S$150 per day, capped at 180 days per hospitalisation and 1,000 days per lifetime. In a single hospitalisation the insured (who has made no prior claim) stays 200 days. How much is paid for this confinement?
The daily benefit is fixed and payment for any one hospitalisation is limited to the per-hospitalisation cap of 180 days: 180 x S$150 = S$27,000. The 1,000-day lifetime limit is not yet a constraint here as it is the first claim.
A stay longer than the per-hospitalisation cap is not paid in full — days beyond 180 in that single confinement are not reimbursed, regardless of the untouched lifetime limit.
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