Medical and dental insurance articles
1 The Benefits of Group Health Insurance
2 Protecting Your Health With Private Medical Insurance
3 Private Medical Insurance- Finding The Right Policy for You
4 Health Insurance and Their Different Types
5 Options for Cheap Health Insurance
6 Health Insurance - it's important to know what's not insured!
7 Dental Insurance. Millions forced to opt for private treatment
8 Medical Insurance. NHS Consultants go private!
9 Dental Insurance. The NHS in dental shambles
10 Expensive health insurance? Ways to cut the cost.
11 Health Insurance - Don't Break The Bank
13 Still looking after yourself?
14 Cover Levels And Medical Insurance
15 Avoid NHS Delays And Reduce Stress And Worry.
16 Accident Cover - Money Down The Drain?
17 Going Private - What It Costs
20 Problem Teeth But No NHS Dentist?
Medical Insurance FAQ'S
- What exactly is private medical insurance (PMI)?
Hot Topics
- How Do I Buy Private Medical Insurance?
- You can buy private medical insurance from a variety of sources, there are now at least thirty four Insurance companies and many more brokers who specialise in Private Medical Insurance.
- What Is Covered By Private Medical Insurance?
- Private Medical Insurance is designed to cover only treatment for curable, short term illness or injury. Some illnesses and treatments can never be expected to be included in any policy.
- Where Would I Get Treatment?
- There are a number of private hospitals in the UK – in your area there will probably be at least two hospitals at a convenient distance, depending on whether you live near a town or city.
- What Is a ‘moratorium' Cover?
- Moratorium cover means to take a private medical insurance policy without providing any medical history.
- Does It Make Any Difference if I Buy My Private Medical Insurance Through a Broker?
- The Association of British Insurers (ABI) claims that in 75% of cases a broker will be able to secure a cheaper deal than buying direct from the insurance companies.
- What is covered by private medical insurance?
- What is not covered by private medical insurance?
- Are dental treatments covered?
- What are the different levels of cover available to me?
- What does the term 'in-patient' mean?
- What does the term 'day-patient' mean?
- What do I do if I have a complaint?
- Where would I get treatment?
- Can I choose the hospital for treatment?
- Who do I ask for advice on where to buy my private medical insurance?
- How do I buy private medical insurance?
- What is a 'moratorium' cover?
- Does it make any difference if I buy my private medical insurance through a broker?
- What happens if I want to move to another insurer?
- Can I get private medical insurance if I am disabled?
- What is a 'medical history declaration' cover?
- How does 'excess' work in medical insurance?
- What will affect my premium in future?
- Will my premiums increase as I get older?
- What details will I need to provide to prove my health?
- How does private medical insurance work?
- What does the term 'out-patient' mean?
- What happens if I have a medical emergency?
- I have a pre-existing medical condition - how does this affect my insurance?
- Do insurers have a money-back guarantee?
- How do I make a claim?
- How is private medical insurance regulated?
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