BizCommunity - 26th April 2022 During the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic, medical claims looked very different to the usual patterns. Now, however, the Covid-bubble has burst, and we are beginning to get back to greater levels of
Witness - 19th April 2022 When accidents or illnesses strike, they often happen at inconvenient times. Many people have had to rush to the emergency room of a hospital, only to be sent a significant bill afterward,
IOL - 14th April 2022 Travel insurance covers emergency medical and related expenses when travelling abroad. In cases where ongoing medical treatment is required, the travel insurance scheme will ensure that the patient is repatriated to their
Engineering News – 28th February 2022 The last two years have been fraught with uncertainty and for many, significant financial challenges. The pandemic has resulted in many job losses, and even for people who kept their jobs, salary increases
Kaya FM Interview - Wendy Bussey - 27th January 2022 https://broadcastmedia7.novusgroup.co.za/view/index.php?id=2000000000006239608&filename=Kaya_FM_344fb7a0e77c003aa28f67686e673e09.mp3&accountid=1722&server=novus When you join a medical scheme or gap cover, it is important to understand that waiting periods may apply to the cover. These depend on how
IOL – 26 Jan 2022 When you join a medical scheme or gap cover, it is important to understand that waiting periods may apply to the cover. These depend on how long of a break there has been
FA News – 18th Jan Being diagnosed with cancer is devastating for patients and for family members alike. Often the amount of information received and care required is huge, and it can be difficult to know where to
FA News - 11th Jan 2022 Many South African employers offer medical aid as part of employee benefit packages, as medical aid is essential to enabling access to private healthcare. However, depending on the medical scheme and the
Cape Business News - 9th December 2021 As medical practices evolve, the way medical aids offer and cover different services change, and in the wake of the pandemic there are some major changes coming to the way healthcare
IOL - November 2021 Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in our country. According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, 225 South Africans are killed by heart diseases every day, and 10 people suffer
