Insurance & reimbursement
Claim Your Ambulance Cost — We Give You the Paperwork
Many policies reimburse ambulance charges. We make claims easy with a proper GST invoice and trip documentation, and we'll help you check cashless options where they exist.
What we provide
Reimbursement-ready documentation
GST tax invoice
An itemised, GST-compliant invoice showing base fare, distance, surcharges and taxes — the core document most insurers need.
Trip sheet & booking record
Date, time, pickup and drop, service type and distance travelled, so the claim matches your hospital records.
Service details
Vehicle category (BLS/ALS/ICU) and, where relevant, the clinical support provided during transit.
Cover, limits and cashless eligibility depend entirely on your policy and insurer/TPA — this page is guidance, not a guarantee of reimbursement. Confirm specifics with your insurer, and see our transparent pricing for the fare itself.
FAQ
Insurance — common questions
Is ambulance cost covered by health insurance in India?
Many health-insurance and mediclaim policies reimburse ambulance charges — often up to a per-hospitalisation limit — when the trip is linked to a covered admission. Cover varies by policy, so always confirm the exact limit and conditions with your insurer or TPA.
Do you provide documents for a reimbursement claim?
Yes. We provide a GST tax invoice, a trip sheet and the booking record so you can file for reimbursement with your insurer or employer. Ask us if your insurer needs anything in a specific format.
Do you offer cashless ambulance service?
Cashless depends on tie-ups between the hospital, your insurer/TPA and the transport provider, and is not available on every policy or route. Tell us your insurer and hospital and we'll tell you what's possible — otherwise you pay and claim reimbursement with our documents.
What details should I keep for the claim?
Keep the GST invoice, the trip/booking reference, and link them to your hospital admission or discharge summary. If in doubt, call us before the trip and we'll make sure the paperwork lines up.
Questions about your claim?
Tell us your insurer and hospital — we'll tell you what documents you'll need.