Paying R5000 for Medical Aid? You Still Need Gap Cover
Paying R5000 or more a month for medical aid should mean you’re covered for almost anything. But the reality is, even top-tier medical aid plans
15 October 2025
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Paying R5000 or more a month for medical aid should mean you’re covered for almost anything. But the reality is, even top-tier medical aid plans
As your family grows, so does your need for comprehensive insurance protection that has you covered on all fronts. Families without proper cover often find
Planning your next international adventure? Make sure you have all your ducks in a row. Exploring new places abroad is thrilling, but it can also
Medical aid and gap cover are a must when planning to start or expand your family. With maternity costs in South Africa rising significantly, having
Medical aid without gap cover? Just think of a train without tracks – you won’t get far. The same could be true for Bonitas Medical
Medical aid and gap cover go together like flint and steel. The magic happens when they work together. Similar could be true for GEMS Medical
Some things just work better together, like a needle and thread or a lock and key. The same could be true for Medshield Medical Aid
TRA has partnered with MobiMed to bring you the TRA Assist App, designed to provide exciting and essential services to all TRA Gap Cover and
In this article, we will unpack the gap cover offerings of Total Risk Administrators (TRA) and Turnberry Gap Cover. We will explore their coverage options,
This article will unpack the medical gap cover insurance offerings from two prominent providers: Total Risk Administrators (TRA) Gap Cover and Sanlam Gap Cover. Looking
Gap cover insurance is essential for covering shortfalls after medical treatments like surgeries or hospital stays where the specialist’s fees are higher than what your medical aid covers. Once your medical aid has processed and paid their portion of the bill, you can claim the remaining amount from your gap cover provider, according to the terms of your policy.
Gap cover matters for women because the treatments women are most likely to face, breast cancer surgery and gynaecological procedures
Yes. As a foreigner planning to live in South Africa for a longer period, you can join a medical aid
A sub-limit is a cap your medical aid places on a specific procedure or item, separate from your overall annual
