BCWA Healthcare : Schools Scheme Private Health Cover

Product profile

Description

• BCWA Schools Scheme provides comprehensive benefits if your child becomes ill. From the first consultation with a specialist, to out-patient, day-patient or in-patient treatment

• If your child needs hospital treatment they’ll be able to use hospitals with the finest standards of treatment and care. When they stay in hospital they can enjoy the comfort and privacy of their own room. They’ll have a TV and phone to keep in touch and family and friends are usually able to visit at any time

• All you need to do is show the specialist the scale of benefits and together you decide which hospital will be the most suitable and convenient. Your specialist then arranges admission at a time to suit you and personally carries out your treatment.

For

Offered exclusively through schools to full-time pupils under 19.

Benefits 

• Inpatient and day patient hospital fees

• Inpatient and day patient accommodation

• Inpatient and day patient nursing

• Inpatient and day patient intensive care

• Inpatient and day patient operating theatre charges

• Inpatient and day patient pathology

• Inpatient and day patient physiotherapy

• Inpatient and day patient diagnostic tests

• Inpatient and day patient drugs and dressings

• Inpatient and day patient prostheses

• Inpatient and day patient surgeons fees

• Inpatient and day patient anaesthetists fees

• Inpatient and day patient specialists fees

• Out-patient specialist consultations

• Out-patient radiology

• Out-patient pathology

• Out-patient physiotherapy

• Radiotherapy and chemotherapy

• CT/MRI/PET scans

• NHS cash

• Nursing at home

• Private ambulance

• BCWA advice lines

• 24/7 counselling service

• Discounts on health screening

• Includes cancer cover

Not covered

• Treatment outside UK

• Psychiatric treatment

• Maternity

• Parental accommodation

• Out-patient acupuncture

• Out-patient chiropody

• Out-patient chiropractic

• Out-patient osteopathy

• Out-patient podiatry

• Out-patient drugs and dressings

• Normal dental treatment

• Chronic conditions

• Cosmetic surgery

• Drug and alcohol abuse or any psychiatric condition

• AIDS

• Spectacles

• Contact lenses

• Hearing aids

• Dentures

Last updated: 11 August 2008