National Friendly Private Healthcare Review and ComparisonWhat benefits will I get with National Friendly Healthcare?• You can get a comprehensive medical insurance policy for adults from only £40 per person, per month.• You can get a comprehensive medical insurance for a child from only £20.00 per person, per month. • Premiums which are fixed and affordable for 5 years. • You can choose where you have your treatment, plus you can choose any hospital within the United Kingdom, whether it be NHS or private. • You can also claim for NHS day case stays and overnight stays. • Plus there is no need to renew your health insurance policy each year. The healthcare you are entitled to depends entirely on the level of cover you take out, but a Healthcare Deposit Account generally covers you for the following benefits: • Ambulance fees • Chiropody • Homeopathy • Acupuncture • Diagnostic Investigation (such as MRI, CT and Ultrasound Scans). • Heart Surgery • Cancer Treatment • Physiotherapy • Consultations There are some aspects of medical care that isn’t covered by their policy, these include: • Cosmetic Treatments • Drugs and Dressings • HIV or AIDS All of the above are subject to terms and conditions, which can be found on the website. The above are just some of the things which aren’t covered by this insurance policy, check out the company’s website at www.nationalfriendly.co.uk for more information about the product on offer. Always read through the small print!It is important that you read through the terms and conditions on any health insurance policy before committing. Before committing it is important you know and understand the following:• The amount you will be paying via direct debit each month. • The level of cover you need. • What benefits you will receive from your level of cover. • You have read and understand the small print. Where can I find out more?You can find out more about health insurance and related products on National Friendly’s website.SummaryWhy many people choose to take out private health insurance nowadays, and finding out more about health insurance on the National Friendly’s website. |