Does gap cover pay for everything that my medical aid, won’t?
Rather have it and not need it is pretty much how you need to look at having a gap cover plan. Yes, you may be
26 August 2020
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Rather have it and not need it is pretty much how you need to look at having a gap cover plan. Yes, you may be
As cliche as it sounds, and yes, you’ve probably heard it numerous times before, but accidents unfortunately happen! And you don’t want to be caught
Answering the question of what is the best and what is the cheapest medical aid is often a very tricky one to answer. Most plans
In the constantly evolving landscape of medical wellness and healthcare in South Africa, it is becoming increasingly vital for individuals to protect themselves against unexpected
One of the most stressful times in life is finding yourself or a loved one in hospital, only to realise that you can’t afford to
For TRA Gap Cover: There is no general three (3) month waiting period. If you as a member can provide a certificate to show proof
It’s no secret that having a medical aid in place in South Africa will end up saving you a lot of money during any kind
For the TRA Gap Cover options, there is no general three (3) month waiting period. If a membership certificate is provided to show proof of
There is and has been so much uncertainty around the Coronavirus and how it is affecting not only South Africans but the world alike. In
POPI Have you ever heard of the term POPI? This is the Protection of Personal Information Policy and this allows insurers to collect, store and
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.
With medical costs costing an arm and a leg in South Africa, many medical aid members are asking: Is an
Your health and ability to feel financially secure are interconnected, particularly when it comes to serious illnesses like cancer. Illnesses
Changing medical aids in South Africa requires careful planning and understanding of the policies governing medical schemes. Whether you're looking
