This rising awareness about health protection among millennials is a rare positive outcome of Covid that has been captured by the Max Bupa ...

Seniors citizens consider exercise and balanced diet crucial for good health, as per a recent survey by Max Bupa.

In a Max Bupa health insurance survey, respondents said they like that the application process is easy and policies are issued instantly.

According to the recent Max Bupa Health Insurance Pulse 2017 survey, 53 percent bought health insurance post-marriage to take care of physi...

Elderly better prepared than millennials, reveals a Max Bupa Walk for Health Survey 2017 conducted in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Jaipur.

97% of Indians who walk regularly, experience improvement in their mental and emotional health.

A survey finds that users’ engagement with health gadgets and mobile apps is going down. The reasons: inconvenience in wearing or feeding i...

7.8 per cent of the 131 crore people in the country are diabetic with the disease having claimed over two lakh lives till now, according to...

At 46%, Delhi homemakers are the least insured, while 84% of all working women are covered, according to a Max Bupa health survey on women.

According to a study 38 per cent working population in the country spends time sitting citing long working hours as major deterrent.

A health insurance floater policy of Rs 5 lakh is sufficient in most parts of the country but it may not be adequate if you live in a metro.

High costs, lack of returns stop many from buying a health policy; some prefer to rely on cash savings.

Most prefer to rely on cash savings to take care of their medical costs in retirement, reveals the recent Max Bupa Health Insurance Pulse 2...

A large section of the youth in India feels that there is no advantage in buying health insurance early in life.

The morning walk has become a fertile ground for marketing cos hawking everything from slimming programmes to health insurance to real esta...

And contrary to expectations, more Delhiites claimed to prefer walking short distances than driving to that destination than Mumbaikars.

Every four out of nine policyholders have faced problems with their health insurance providers and third party administrators.