Critical Illness (Trauma Cover) Total and Permanent Disability Insurance (TPD) ![]() | Health InsuranceAllows you to choose when and where you have your surgery? and there are many other features and benefits in a health insurance policy, apart from covering surgery. Health insurance pays for non-acute treatment in a Private Hospital. A non-acute condition is any condition that does not require immediate treatment. The public health system should always provide immediate treatment for urgent, critical treatment; however if your operation is non-urgent/non life threatening, you may wait up to 12 months or more for surgery in the Public health system. With health insurance, you choose when and where you want your surgery.
What does a health insurance policy cover? Health insurance policies are like building blocks. You start with the ‘Base plan’ and from there you can add ‘Additional Specialists, Tests and Major Diagnostics' to your health insurance policy. If you also want your health insurance to cover you for everyday expenses like GP visits, prescriptions, dental and optical, these can be added. Each additional benefit attracts an additional premium.
The ‘Base’ plan of health insurance generally covers:
Add to the Base plan the Additional Specialists, Tests and Major Diagnostics Benefit: By adding this benefit to the ‘base’ plan of a health insurance policy, you are covered for Specialist consultations that have been referred by a registered GP. These consultations do not have to relate to admission to Hospital. Further benefits can be added to a health insurance policy for an additional cost. These benefits include:
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