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Recovery Hospital Cash
At a Glance

Coverage for hospitalisation due to sicknesses and accidental injury
Receive S$100 per day if you are hospitalised, plus S$200 per day for ICU stay.

Ease the strain on finances when you’re at a day surgery, or recovering from one
Get S$100 cash benefit for day surgery, and S$60 per day for each day of medical leave following day surgery or hospitalisation.

Protection beyond Singapore
Whether you’re at home or abroad*, we’ve got you covered.

No Claim Bonus
Receive 20% refund of premiums paid (excluding GST) at the end of every 12 consecutive months if you remain claim-free.
Accidents and sicknesses typically strike at the most unexpected times. Besides taking a toll on your physical well-being, they can also be financially challenging. Recovery Hospital Cash provides cash benefits in the event of hospitalisation or day surgery worldwide*. This way, you can focus on getting your health back on track.
Protect at least 2 adults, or 1 adult and 1 child under your policy to enjoy a 10% discount.
*Excludes countries that the Ministry of Health or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued travel advisories and US-sanctioned countries
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Features & Benefits
Sum Insured | ||
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1. | Daily Hospital Cash Benefit | S$100 per day |
2. | ICU Hospital Cash Benefit | S$200 per day |
3. | Day Surgery Benefit | S$100 per occurrence |
4. | Get Well Cash Benefit | S$60 per day |
5. | Worldwide Terrorism Cover Excluding biological, chemical agents or nuclear devices | Covered |
6. | No Claim Bonus | 20% refund of the preceding 12 months’ premium paid (excluding GST) if there is no claim |
Frequently Asked Questions
I am going overseas soon. Does Recovery Hospital Cash cover me while I am abroad?
You enjoy worldwide coverage unless you are travelling
- After a travel advisory is issued by the Ministry of Health or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- To a US-sanctioned country
Will I be covered if I am hospitalised due to sickness including COVID-19?
Yes, you will be covered for the applicable benefits if you are hospitalised for at least 24 hours, for up to 365 days per sickness (including COVID-19). The coverage is also extended to cover accidental injury.
There is a 30-day waiting period from the policy commencement date for hospitalisation or day surgery treatment due to sickness. As an added benefit to our valued customers, the waiting period is waived for hospitalisation due to COVID-19.
Who can apply for Recovery Hospital Cash?
Singapore Residents who are between the age of 18 and 59 years old (both ages inclusive) can apply for Recovery Hospital Cash. The policy is renewable up to 65 years old (age inclusive).
Dependent Child(ren) who are between the age of 1 and 18 years old (both ages inclusive) can also be covered under the policy. The age of the dependent child(ren) may be extended up to 25 years old, provided the child is primarily dependent on the applicant and is a full-time student at an accredited institution of higher learning, on the commencement date of the insurance.
Singapore Resident means Singapore citizen, Singapore permanent resident, or holder of a valid work permit, employment pass, long-term visit pass, dependant's pass, S Pass or student pass issued by the authorities in Singapore.
Does Recovery Hospital Cash provide coverage regardless of the insured person’s occupation?
For insured person(s) employed in the occupations below, Recovery Hospital Cash provides coverage only while they are off-duty, at the time of accidental injury.
- Armed and discipline forces including but not limited to the military, navy, air force, policemen, auxiliary police officers, customs officers, firemen, immigration officers or inspectors, and correctional service officers or inspectors
- Professional sportsperson including motor sportsperson
- Personnel working on board an aircraft
Does Recovery Hospital Cash pay on top of other insurance policies I have?
Will the premium increase as I grow older?
How can I renew my Recovery Hospital Cash Policy?
Your policy will be automatically renewed:
- upon payment of the monthly premium every month; and
- if at least 1 insured person under the policy is within the maximum renewal age.
How is the 20% No Claim Bonus calculated?
Does this policy have any other exclusions to note?
The exclusions are stated under the General Exclusions section in the policy wording. Below are some key exclusions:
- Pre-existing conditions
- Deliberate and self-inflicted injury, suicide or, criminal or illegal act
- Unlawful acts or wilful exposure to unnecessary danger (such as jaywalking or speeding) except in an attempt to save human life
- Injury sustained by the insured person while under the influence of alcohol or any drugs
- Air travel except as a passenger in a fully licensed passenger carrying aircraft
- Hazardous sports or activities involving parachuting, skydiving, hang gliding, ballooning, any kind of race (other than on foot or swimming) or trial of speed or reliability, potholing or mountaineering.
Does Recovery Hospital Cash have any cash or surrender value?
When will I receive my Recovery Hospital Cash policy?
How do I cancel the policy?
What circumstances will trigger the coverage of the insured person to be automatically ceased?
Coverage for an insured person will cease automatically:
- When he ceases to be a Singapore Resident;
- When he reaches the age of 66 years old; or
- Upon his death.
What if I have more questions about this insurance?
You may contact Chubb’s Customer Service Hotline at +65 6398 8797, (Mondays to Fridays, 9.00am – 5.00pm, excluding Public Holidays) or via an email to dbscs.sg@chubb.com.
How to Claim
To avoid delay and to ensure your claim is handled promptly and efficiently, please submit your claims within one month from the date of occurrence.
You may submit your claims online at www.chubbclaims-dbs.com.sg. Alternatively, you may contact Chubb’s Customer Service Hotline at +65 6398 8797 (Mondays to Fridays, 9.00am - 5.00pm, excluding Public Holidays) or email to dbscs.sg@chubb.com.
Contact Us
Call Chubb’s Customer Service Hotline at 6398 8797 (Mondays to Fridays, 9.00am to 5.00pm, excluding Public Holidays)
Please refer to the Policy Wording for the full details of the terms, conditions and exclusions of this insurance.
Terms and Conditions Governing Purchase of Insurance Products from Chubb Insurance via the DBS website.
Disclaimers
Recovery Hospital Cash is underwritten by Chubb Insurance Singapore Limited (“Chubb”) and distributed by DBS Bank Ltd (“DBS”). They are not an obligation of, deposit in or guaranteed by DBS. This is not a contract of insurance. Full details of the terms, conditions and exclusions of the insurance are provided in the Policy Wordings and will be sent to you upon acceptance of your application by Chubb. You should consider carefully if you are intending to switch health policies, as this might be detrimental to your current and/or future needs. You may wish to seek advice from a financial adviser before making a commitment to purchase this policy. In the event that you choose not to seek advice, you should carefully consider whether the policy is suitable for you.
You have a free look period of 30 days from the date you receive the Policy. If you decide to cancel the Policy within these 30 days, please inform Chubb in writing and they will cancel the Policy from its start date and refund the full premium paid, provided no claim has arisen.
This policy is protected under the Policy Owners’ Protection Scheme which is administered by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation ("SDIC"). Coverage for your policy is automatic and no further action is required from you. For more information on the types of benefits that are covered under the scheme as well as the limits of coverage, where applicable, please contact Chubb or visit the General Insurance Association or SDIC websites.
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