Health
Care
Private medical insurance is
designed to cover the costs of private medical treatment. For what
are commonly known as ‘acute conditions’ that start after your
policy begins.
Private Medical
Treatment
Most insurers define an acute
condition as a disease, illness or injury that is likely to respond
quickly to treatment and aims to return you to the state of health
you were in immediately before suffering the disease, illness or
injury or which leads to your full recovery. Your insurer can tell
you about their cover for this and other conditions, such as cancer
and chronic (long-term) conditions.
Get Treated
Quicker
Private medical insurance means
you can get treated quicker than going on the NHS. Like all
insurance the cover you get varies - but basic private medical
insurance may pick up the costs of most in-patient treatments
(tests and surgery) and day-care surgery, and some extend to
out-patient treatments (such as specialists and
consultants).
Your
Cover
Cover can be purchased on a full
medical underwriting basis, which means you will be asked a number
of questions about your health and, based on the information you
provide the insurer will decide the conditions of your cover. You
can also apply for cover on a moratorium basis, which means you
will not be asked any questions about your health, but if you have
suffered from any health conditions in the last five years, these
will automatically be excluded from cover initially.
Please contact Tony Rossborough for more
information.
07977306389
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