Easy Health™ provides you and your family with cover for many of the more expensive medical costs, and the option to add on serious condition cover. At the foundation of your Easy Health™ policy is the Base Cover that provides high levels of cover for surgical and non-surgical treatment in a private hospital.
Want to find out how much the cover you’d need would cost? Complete our online insurance quote request form today.
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Additional option
Serious Condition Lump Sum OptionFor an additional premium you can add the Serious Condition Lump Sum Option onto your policy. This lump sum trauma option provides a one-off lump sum payment to help reduce the financial strain of suffering (for the first time after taking out the cover) from one of 17 specific trauma conditions.
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An easy and simple application process
The process to apply for Easy Health™ is straightforward – you don’t have to declare your medical history, only basic information about yourself and any members of your family you wish to insure.
However, should you make a claim, your medical records will be consulted to determine if your condition is covered. It is important that you understand that for the first three years you are not covered for any pre-existing medical conditions and that some pre-existing conditions are never covered.
Help manage the cost of premiums
Easy Health™ also provides a wide range of excess options to help manage the cost of premiums. The higher the excess, the lower the premium.
If you are a non-smoker, you’ll also pay lower premiums than someone who smokes.
Policy information
For more information about the Easy Health™ policy, please click on the links below.
Get a quote
For your health insurance quote, complete our online quote request form and we will contact you, call us on 0800 379 372, Monday to Friday 8.00am to 5.30pm, or speak to an adviser.
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