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TRA’s Consumer Research: Understanding The Gap Cover Market in South Africa

Copyright: Consumer research conducted by BrandMapp on behalf of Total Risk Administrators (TRA), 2025. “With only 19% of medically insured South Africans currently having gap cover, there are literally millions of families who could benefit from this protection but haven’t yet recognised the need.” When you’re lying in a hospital bed recovering from surgery, the last thing you want to worry about is a massive medical bill that your medical

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TRA, a gap cover provider expalins everything you need to know about above-tariff rates

What does above-tariff mean? Medical Aid Tariffs Explained

Understanding medical aid tariffs and what “above-tariff” means is crucial for every medical aid member in South Africa. Medical aid tariff refers to the predetermined rates that medical aid schemes pay for specific medical procedures and treatments. When specialists charge above these tariff rates, members face unexpected medical bills unless they have gap cover protection from an authorised financial services provider. What Is Medical Aid Tariff? A medical aid tariff

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TRA Super Cover Plus is our mid-range gap cover option

Super Cover Plus: Our Mid-Range Gap Cover Product

If you’re a medical aid member in South Africa seeking comprehensive protection against medical shortfalls, TRA’s Super Cover Plus is designed to provide mid-range gap cover with extensive benefits for its policyholders. Some of these benefits include casualty cover, co-payment cover, and sub-limit cover, as well as a separate Oncology benefit that provides Oncology Gap cover, Oncology co-payment cover, and Oncology extender cover. What Is Super Cover Plus? Super Cover

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How Does Gap Cover Work?

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. 

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29 October 2025Gap Cover, Health Insurance, TRA News, Uncategorized

TRA’s Consumer Research: Understanding The Gap Cover Market in South Africa

Copyright: Consumer research conducted by BrandMapp on behalf of Total Risk Administrators (TRA), 2025. “With only 19% of medically insured

29 October 2025Gap Cover, TRA News, Uncategorized

What does above-tariff mean? Medical Aid Tariffs Explained

Understanding medical aid tariffs and what "above-tariff" means is crucial for every medical aid member in South Africa. Medical aid

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20 October 2025News, TRA News

Super Cover Plus: Our Mid-Range Gap Cover Product

If you're a medical aid member in South Africa seeking comprehensive protection against medical shortfalls, TRA's Super Cover Plus is

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