Signing up with a gap service provider ensures that the financial shortfalls your medical aid may not fully cover are covered. This article will examine two leading gap service providers, Total Risk Administrators (TRA) and Dischem Gap Cover, highlighting their monthly premiums, coverage, and key benefits. NB: It is important to note that Gap Cover is not a medical scheme or aid but rather a supplement to it. It provides

Gap service providers are essential in covering the financial shortfalls of the medical scheme (medical aid), ensuring that you are fully protected against unexpected medical expenses. This article showcases two prominent gap service providers, TRA and Discovery Health, listing their monthly premiums, coverage, and key benefits. Gap Cover Gap cover is a medical insurance plan that is designed to cover shortfalls on approved medical treatments (in-hospital and specific out-of-hospital procedures).

Welcome to TRA’s Gap Cover FAQ Article. Here, we have compiled comprehensive answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about gap cover in South Africa, helping you understand how this product can protect you against unforeseen medical costs.  What is Medical Aid Gap Cover in South Africa? In South Africa, gap cover is a type of supplementary insurance that helps bridge the gap between what healthcare providers charge