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Shall be grateful for an early reply on the above matter.
Yes, senior citizens aged 60 years or more can claim exemption under Section 80D for medical expenses, if you do not have health insurance coverage.
You can claim maximum deduction of Rs 50,000 in a financial year for the expenses incurred as per the limit of Section 80D.
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