In brief
This is a preparation guide, not medical triage. If there is immediate danger or acute medical emergency in India, contact local emergency services; do not wait to complete a checklist.
Start with Ministry of Home Affairs: Emergency Response Support System (opens in a new tab)
Choose your Indian state
Build the plan with your parents
Agree the support they want, a reliable local contact and a backup. Review the arrangement when health, living circumstances or caregivers change.
Your next steps
0 of 5 steps complete · Next: Arrange local support
Arrange local support
Next stepConfirm who can accompany your parent and communicate with the hospital.
Gather the clinical information
Ask the treating team what records are needed. Do not change medicines based on this portal.
Check insurance directly
Confirm the hospital network, pre-authorisation process, exclusions and payment arrangements with the insurer or third-party administrator (TPA).
Agree communication and consent
Ask your parent and the hospital who may receive updates and what consent arrangements are needed.
Plan for discharge
Ask the treating team about follow-up, medicines, equipment and support at home.
Suggested preparation sequence. Your authority may require a different order. Progress stays on this device.
What to have ready
0 of 4 preparedKeep documents in your own secure records. Tick what you have; nothing is uploaded.
Questions to take to an adviser
- Who will explain the clinical plan to my parent?
- What is covered, excluded or awaiting approval?
- What support is needed after discharge?
Who can help
The treating medical team and the insurer or third-party administrator (TPA).
Check an adviser before paying or signingSources & review limits
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National Portal of India (opens in a new tab)
112 emergency response in India. Ask someone in India to call if you are overseas.
Start with regulator information, then read the insurer’s actual policy wording.
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