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Tata AIG health product

Mumbai, Oct. 7

Tata AIG Life Insurance Company Limited has launched a unit-linked health product called Tata AIG Life InvestAssure Health, a press release issued by the company said. The features of the product include a lump sum benefit that will be paid for each day of stay in hospital, unlimited number of surgeries and full family coverage with a maximum limit of Rs 21.90 lakh for daily hospitalisation charges for the holder’s lifetime, the release added. —

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