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It is a necessity for anyone living in South Africa and most medical aids offer such entry-level plans.
And regardless of your income level, there is always a hospital cover plan that will suit you.
Accident and illness can happen to anyone at any time. Young or old, employed or retired it can be you that needs to be able to pay for the finest healthcare you may need. If you have no medical aid, you are at great risk of being treated in a sub-standard facility or ending up with debts that will take you years to pay back.
However, by paying a small amount every month and joining a medical aid, you can prevent this from happening!
As a medical aid member, you can be assured of being treated in a private hospital and no longer have the worry of not being able to afford the care you want.
What about out-of-hospital costs?
Dental treatments can be very expensive. And what about physiotherapy or kidney dialysis?
These costs can be huge.
Do you have the money to pay for treatment in an emergency?
And if you do, what other living costs will suffer when you have to pay for these bills?
Fortunately, there are affordable medical aid plans that will pay for both in and out of hospital costs.
Because these plans are low cost does not mean you get low benefit either!
This is a network plan with premiums based upon your income.
That means that you are required to use hospitals and day-to-day providers who are linked to them.
It provides affordable access to entry-level cover with premiums based upon your income!
And, depending upon your choice of providers (full freedom of choice or listed providers or even the state) you can get discounted premiums as well!
In hospital benefits:
Day-to-day benefits:
You get Preventative Care benefits through network providers, giving you preventative care and early detection dental consultations, Pap smear (pathologist) and GP consultations, general physical examinations (GP consultation), prostate specific antigen, blood pressure tests, cholesterol and blood sugar tests (finger prick tests), height, weight and waist circumference measurements.
A excellent Maternity programme offers antenatal visits (Midwives, GP or gynaecologist) , nurse home visit, urine tests (dipstick), 2 growth scans.
Protect yourself against these potential threats, by joining Cura's GAP or top-up insurance plan.
OR Zest GAP or top-up insurance plan.
This separate insurance will cover most in-hospital claim shortfalls and any co-payments. It is a vital safety net, ensuring you have adequate benefits for medical treatments without bearing the full burden of unexpected costs.
Protect yourself from soaring medical expenses by bridging the gap between medical scheme rates and the charges imposed by private providers.
Dental treatment is something we all need and it is vital you consider the Best Dental Insurance Plan OR Most Affordable Dental Planin South Africa.
No Medical Aid or have a Hospital Plan only? This plan will help you meet the high costs of both normal and specialised dentistry!
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Do you want the best affordable medical aid?
083 655 2164
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We will offer you the best help at no cost!
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Last update: January 18, 2025