Shows the medical history of the employee. This is for recording the types of illness an employee has had before. Only one record of each type of illness can be stored. However, you can upload multiple documents for each record.

Shows the identity of the medical claim policy. This also acts as the primary key for the MedClaimHistory table.
Example: Co. Medical Policy

Shows the basis value for the medical claim policy.

Shows the basis value for the medical claim type.

Shows the starting date for the medical claim cycle.
It is in the format: DD-MM-YYYY.

Shows the end date of the medical claim cycle.
It is in the format: DD-MM-YYYY.

Shows the amount limit per claim. (Zero is for no limit)

Shows the limit per cycle.
Example: Fixed / Factor

Shows the limited number of claims per policy, in a form of a checkbox. Each approved claim amount is deducted from this.
Example: An amount of '1000' is set here and an employee submits 3 medical claims, each 35.71, the balance would be 892.87, i.e. 1000-(35.71x3).

When the limit is reached, no more claim submissions can be submitted for this employee, regardless of the number of submissions remaining. If you have the ePortal application, each time a claim is submitted, the policy limits are checked and if exceeded, an error message is displayed. The employee would then be prevented from submitting a claim.

Shows the payment type, in a form of radio buttons.
Example: No Co Payment / Percentage / Fixed Amount

Shows the percentage/amount of the co payment. It will appear if you have chosen the Percentage / Fixed Amount radio button from the CoPaymentType attribute.

Shows the amount the company is expected to pay for the medical claim.

Shows the amount the employee is expected to pay for the medical claim.

Shows that there is no limit per policy for the medical claim.