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What is Private Medical Insurance/Health Insurance?

Private Medical Health Insurance (PMI) is an insurance policy that an individual can purchase that will pay for medical expenses in the event that the individual requires medical treatment

People who purchase Private medical Insurance normally do so as it offers them immediate attention and peace of mind. Having a Private Medical Insurance policy means you will be able to access medical attention more quickly, should you experience health problems. This is because, as a private patient, you will not be affected by NHS waiting lists or regional budget restraints.

Often, Private Medical Insurance cover allows for patients to choose which hospital they are treated in, when their treatment takes place and which specialists they see. Private hospitals may also offer more comfortable accommodation to patients, who are likely to be housed individually in private rooms.

What level of cover do I need?

Different Medical Health Insurance policies offer varying levels of cover - and this will affect the price you pay for your insurance.

Policies may cover in-patient treatment (where you stay overnight in hospital), day-patient treatment (where you might have a procedure performed and leave hospital on the same day) and out-patient treatment (treatments given at a hospital or a clinic where you do not need to go in for in-patient of day-patient treatment).

You can choose to take out a Private Medical Insurance policy which covers one or all of these types of treatment, this is obviously dependent on your requirements and budget.

 

Are there likely to be exclusions?

When choosing a Private Medical Insurance Policy, it is vitally important you know exactly what will, and won't, be covered.

GP services and overseas treatment are sometimes not included in Private Medical Insurance policies.

Treatment for 'chronic' conditions (long-term illnesses that are incurable) are generally not covered under Private Medical Insurance.

Health problems you already have at the time of taking out Private Medical Insurance (known as 'pre-existing conditions') and 'self-inflicted' illnesses and injuries (for example, problems that arise from dangerous hobbies or lifestyle choices) are also more than likely to be excluded from cover.

Find the Best Deal Private Medical Insurance

If you're interested in taking out a Private Medical Insurance Policy, it is very important to make sure you choose the right level of cover for your budget.

BestDealPlease.com can help with your search for a Private Medical Insurance Policy by putting you in touch with a qualified adviser, who will listen to your requirements and provide you with a Health Insurance quote that will suit your circumstances.

This service is free, quick and secure, and you will have no obligation to buy a policy.

 

BestDealPlease.com News

Latest News 11/03/2010 at 11.58 GMT
 
In a survey conducted by Norwich Union they have found that up to seven percent of their policy holders provided false information about their health when applying for life insurance and critical illness policies.

The company wrote to 5,000 customers requesting that they validate any information that they may have entered incorrectly on their application. Roughly fifty percent of the applicants responded to the initial request with the approximately seven percent of the applicants admitting to providing misleading information which ultimately could invalidate their policy.

Some of the major falsifications of information included things like denial of being a smoker when the applicant was and giving incorrect information about their weight or pre existing health problems.

In a separate poll by Norwich Union they concluded that up to fifteen percent of applicant’s submitted false information when applying for insurance.

The general consensus from most life insurance companies is that it is just not worth falsifying information on their application form because if you are found out you risk having the policy invalidated. This ultimately means that the insurance company has the right to withhold payment on their policy because false information was supplied.

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