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Young Indians Face Stroke Crisis: 79% Lack Adequate Insurance Cover Amid Rising Cases

Young Indians Face Stroke Crisis: 79% Lack Adequate Insurance Cover Amid Rising Cases

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CNBC TV18•17-03-2026, 08:26

Young Indians Face Stroke Crisis: 79% Lack Adequate Insurance Cover Amid Rising Cases

•Stroke cases among 20-45 year olds surged 2.3 times from 2021-2025, now comprising 17.8% of total cases.
•79% of young stroke patients are financially under-protected; 49-54% have no insurance, 24-28% are underinsured.
•Treatment and rehabilitation costs range from ₹5 lakh to ₹12 lakh, leaving most families reliant on out-of-pocket spending.
•64% of young stroke patients were primary earning members, leading to significant income disruption for households.
•Home-based rehabilitation offers 40-55% cost savings and faster return to work compared to hospital-based care.

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