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BUPA Heartbeat Health Insurance

Monday, May 5th, 2008

Bupa Heartbeat health insurance product offers you the choice of five different levels of health insurance cover. These options range from basic cover for in-patient and surgical care, to extensive health plans. You might even find that you’re covered for a pre-existing medical condition.

  • extensive cover for eligible cancer treatment including out-patient consultations, diagnostic tests and therapies
  • quality treatment with a choice of consultants and specialists
  • high standards of care in a choice of up to 400 accredited hospitals#
  • patient privacy in a clean and comfortable environment, usually with an en-suite room
  • cover for acute heart and eligible cancer conditions
  • 24 hour Healthline offering medical information and guidance
  • Choose the right level of cover for you…

    Health Care Select 1

    The highest level of cover within the heartbeat range

    • extensive cover for eligible in-patient, day-patient and out-patient treatment
    • cover for psychiatric treatment
    • cover for out-patient complementary medicine
    • choice of local or national hospital network access

    Health Care Select 2

    • offers extensive cover for eligible in-patient, day-patient and out-patient treatment
    • cover for psychiatric treatment
    • choice of local or national hospital network access

    Health Care Select 3

    • offers a high level of cover for eligible in-patient and day-patient treatment
    • cover for eligible out-patient treatment (including consultations, diagnostic tests and out-patient therapies) following and related to eligible in-patient or day-patient treatment
    • choice of local or national hospital network access

    Health Care Select 4

    • offers a high level of cover for in-patient and day-patient treatment
    • cover for eligible out-patient therapies when following and related to eligible in-patient and day-patient treatment. There is no cover for consultations or diagnostic tests unless eligible treatment for cancer
    • choice of local or national hospital network access

    Health Care Select Heart & Cancer

    • cover is for acute heart and cancer conditions only
    • hospital access is for national hospital network

    BUPA Client Choice Health Insurance

    Thursday, February 7th, 2008

    Bupa client choice health insurance id provided by Bupa insurance Ltd. This policy is available on a moratorium or underwritten membership. Bupa client choice gives you the benefit of an immediate no claims discount on joining the policy. The policy covers a wide range of treatment of acute medical conditionsincluding surgery, hospital accommodation and nursing, diagnostics, out-patient consultations and therapies, treatment for cancer, private hospital treatment following an accident or emergency admission, injuries from dangerous hobbies and self-inflicted injuries.

    Inpatient or day care will be in a Bupa Partnership Network hospital. Out-patient limit on Bupa Client Choice is £500 a year on GP referal with a Bupa recognised consultant. There is also £500 a year for physiotherapy and other therapies on GP or Bupa recognised consultant referal to a Bupa recognised therapist. With all In-patient and day-patient paid in full as long as treatment is received in a Bupa partnership network hospital and you see a Bupa recognised consultant. Bupa benefit limits apply if the consultant is not a Bupa partnership consultant.

     

    BUPA Buys US Healthcare Company

    Saturday, January 12th, 2008

    BUPA has confirmed that it has bought its first US Healthcare company. It has paid £310m for Health Dialog which is the third largest and certainly one of the fastest growing specialist chronic disease management companies in the US. Fergus Kee, the managing director of BUPA health insurance has stated that this completes a "momentous year" for the Provident Association.

    This now gives BUPA a real presense in the USA . Health Dialog already has a small presence in the UK and is on the department of healths list of approved contractors. The acquisition will cerytainly improve BUPA as a potential commissioner of NHS service.

    BUPA Select Modular Health Insurance

    Monday, October 22nd, 2007

    Bupa select health insurance is a high class modular product that allows the customer to pick and choose a level of cover to suit not only the cover they require but also at the budget they can afford. The policy allows for a series of different outpatient levels as well as chose of excess along with a multitude of additional cover that the customer can benefit from. This is a highly recommended product from one of the best health providers in the UK.

    BUPA Health Insurance UK

    Friday, August 10th, 2007

    BUPA is the UK’s largest health insurance provider. They offer a wide range of policies to the individual, family and company sector. Also BUPA have a telephone authorisation system on claims which helps speed up the claims procedure. BUPA have recently sold off their own private hospitals.

    BUPA Health Insurance Quote

    Tuesday, August 7th, 2007

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    BUPA Health Insurance

    Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

    BUPA began in 1947 as the British United Provident Association. It’s main market is health insurance and covers more than 8.1 million lives worldwide. It’s head office is in central London but it also has its main contact  offices in Salford Quays and Staines. Bupa is known for its sponsorship of big events such as the Great North Run and The Great South run. In June 2007 Bupa agreed to sell off its owned hospital division.

    BUPA Select Company/Business Health Insurance

    Sunday, July 29th, 2007

    Bupa select company/business health insurance plan is designed to offer a modular approach to company health insurance. It allows the company to choose the level of cover required to suit your needs and your budget. It starts with core cover and then offers a variation on out-patient benefit and other moules like psyciatric and optical and dental.

    There is a choice of excess and hospital listing. This combined with telephone claims authorisation makes this a desirable and compact product that is competitively priced in the company health insurance market.

    Bupacare: Summary of Cover and Benefits

    Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

      Benefit

    Notes

    In-patient and day-patient treatment

    Hospital charges

    In a BUPA Participating hospital in a room within

    your scale of cover

    Consultants’/specialists’ fees

    In a BUPA Participating hospital - BUPA benefit

    limits apply if the consultant is not a BUPA

    partnership consultant

    Diagnostic tests

    In a BUPA Participating hospital

    Radiotherapy/chemotherapy

    In a BUPA Participating hospital in a room within

    your scale of cover or, for certain conditions, in a

    BUPA specialist treatment centre. Benefit limits

    apply if the consultant oncologist is not a BUPA

    partnership consultant

    Psychiatric treatment

    Up to a maximum

    After two years continuous membership

    of 45 days per

    and in a BUPA psychiatric network hospital.

    year

    Claims should be authorised before

    treatment begins

    Out-patient treatment

    Consultation with a consultant/specialist

    With a BUPA recognised consultant

    Diagnostic tests

    MRI, CT and PET scans in a BUPA specialist

    treatment centre

    Radiotherapy/chemotherapy

    In a BUPA Participating hospital or, for certain

    conditions, a BUPA specialist treatment centre.

    Benefit limits apply if the consultant oncologist is

    not a BUPA partnership consultant

    Radiotherapy (and other

    Scale A – up

    On a GP or BUPA recognised consultant

    therapies)†

    to £800 a year*

    referral to a BUPA recognised therapist. This

    Scale B – up

    is a combined overall limit for all therapies

    to £650 a year*

    Scale C – up

    to £500 a year*

    Psychiatric treatment

    By a BUPA recognised consultant and only after

    two years continuous membership. Claims should

    be authorised before treatment begins

    Additional benefits

    Nursing at home

    Up to £600 a year

    Following eligible private in-patient

    treatment covered by your scheme

    Private ambulance

    Up to £120 a year

    £60 maximum for any single trip

    Parent accommodation

    When staying with a child under 12 receiving

    eligible private in-patient treatment, one parent

    only

    NHS cash benefit

    Scale A - £30

    Up to a maximum of 35 nights a year

    a night*

    for eligible in-patient treatment

    Scale B - £25

    a night*

    Scale C - £20

    a night*

    Complementary medicine

    Up to £250 per

    On GP or BUPA recognised consultant referral

    membership year

    with a BUPA recognised complementary

    medicine practitioner

    * According to the scale of cover chosen

    Please note that the benefit limit for physiotherapy (and other therapies)

    includes the £250 available cover for complementary medicine)

    Wide range of cover

    Please note BUPACare covers eligible treatment of acute

    medical conditions including:

    surgery;

    hospital accommodation and nursing;

    diagnostics;

    out-patient consultations and therapies;

    treatment for cancer;

    private hospital treatment following an accident

    or emergency admission;

    organ transplants;

    injuries arising from dangerous hobbies; and

    self-inflicted injuries.


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    Exclusions (See Section 3 of the policy membership

    guide for full details).

    There are a number of conditions and treatments which

    BUPACare does not cover. Amongst these are:

    conditions you had before your policy started

    (commonly known as ‘pre-existing conditions’);

    services you receive from your GP;

    long-term illnesses which cannot be cured

    (usually referred to as ‘chronic conditions’);

    accident and emergency admission (although

    BUPACare does cover any eligible hospital

    treatment that you receive afterwards or you can

    claim cash benefits for eligible NHS treatment);

    treatment for conditions or symptoms arising

    from physiological or natural causes (such as

    ageing, menopause or puberty) or desensitisation

    of allergies:

    convalescence;

    routine health checks or dental/oral treatment

    (such as fillings and treatment for gum disease);

    treatment relating to learning, behavioural and

    developmental problems;

    sleep-related breathing disorders;

    overseas treatment or repatriation; and

    intensive care, except when routinely needed

    after private treatment.

    Policy excesses (See Section 2 of the policy membership

    guide)

    You can choose to pay a policy excess, where you pay up

    to the first £100, £150, £200, £250 or £500 of your

    eligible treatment costs in any year and your BUPACare

    policy will then pay the rest. The higher your policy

    excess, the lower will be your subscription costs. The

    excess is payable per person on the cover. Details of the

    excess option that you have chosen is shown in your

    registration certificate.

    How long your cover will last

    BUPACare is an annual contract that is renewed each

    year and will continue until:

    you stop paying subscriptions to it;

    you cease to live in the UK; or

    you die. (See Section 1.2 of the policy

    membership guide)

    BUPA has the right to make changes to the terms and

    conditions of your cover on any annual anniversary date

    after your policy has started or end the scheme.

    (See Section 1.4 of the policy membership guide)

    Where cover extends to dependants cover it may end at

    a different date but will always end when the main

    member’s cover ends.

    Changing your mind

    You can change your mind within 21 days of the day

    when your policy starts or, if later, the day when you

    receive your policy membership guide and your

    registration certificate. If you decide, for any reason, that

    you do not want your BUPACare policy after all, we will

    give you your money back (however we may at our

    discretion deduct an appropriate amount for covering

    you up to the date of cancellation). (See Section 1.2 of

    the policy membership guide)

    Keeping the BUPA HM Forces 47% discount after retiring from the Military

    Friday, July 20th, 2007

    Many people are unsure about what happens to their entitlement to the Military, currently 47% discount, once they have left the military. The rules of the forces healthcare scheme actually allow service personnel and their partner to remain on the scheme until the service person reaches 65 years of age. It does not matter what future employment is gained, if any. As long as you join before you take out membership of the BUPA HM Forces private medical insurance scheme before you leave the military you are entitled to keep the forces discount. Children are allowed to remain on the scheme until the next annual renewal, July the first, following their 21st birthday. This can be extended to their 24th birthday if they are in full time education i.e. university.

     

    At 65 years of age you would then have the option of transferring to the HM Forces BUPA Care retirement scheme. This is the same scheme i.e. BUPACare, but with two differences. The discount is currently 40% and thus your premiums will be slightly higher. Secondly the scheme looses the overseas cover.

     

    Another common situation is what to do if you leave the military with your BUPA, but are then offered retired military healthcare by a new employer.

     

    One has to be very careful about accepting this offer. In the short term it may sound inviting but it could be disadvantageous over the long term. If you come off your military healthcare BUPA scheme and join a company scheme, when you then leave that company you will be unable to access the BUPA forces discount when your employment with them ceases. This is because when you attempt to rejoin you will be a civvy and therefore will not be able to rejoin. It is better to stay on your own personal policy, pick up the forces insurance discount, and say you your employer that you would rather have higher pay as you have your own insurance or take a different benefit from them, perhaps a car. Coming in and out of insurers is dangerous as you will be re-underwritten at each turn.

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    BUPA News and Policies

    Friday, July 20th, 2007

    Information and resources on BUPA healthcare

     

     



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