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
You Could Be Missing Out On Thousands of Rands Every Year! Did you know that SARS provides significant tax relief through medical tax credits that
Are you aware of the annual aggregate limit for your medical aid or gap cover provider and how it can affect you and your family?
Taking out medical gap cover can prove life-saving, especially when you are admitted to a hospital and risk incurring shortfall costs. Medical aid scheme rules
Medical aid and gap cover? They go together like socks and shoes or a bow and arrow. On their own, each serves a purpose. But
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
Changing medical aids in South Africa requires careful planning and understanding of the policies governing medical schemes. Whether you’re looking for better cover for medical
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
Total Risk Administrators (TRA) is committed to offering comprehensive gap cover for various out-of-hospital procedures. The following article expands on the outpatient support highlighted in
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.
If you're a medical aid member in South Africa seeking comprehensive protection against medical shortfalls, TRA's Super Cover Plus is
Paying R5000 or more a month for medical aid should mean you’re covered for almost anything. But the reality is,
If you're a medical aid member in South Africa looking for protection beyond the basic coverage, TRA's Vital Cover Plus
