Product profile
Description
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There to meet the costs of private healthcare when your doctor decides you need surgery.
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Benefit is available from the first time you are referred by your GP to see a consultant.
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Covers the costs of tests that are necessary in order to arrive at a diagnosis and any necessary in-patient or day-patient surgery.
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After your treatment, benefit is also available for further consultations with your consultant if needed, and any necessary outpatient treatment.
For
Self-employed individuals and businesses insuring six or more people aged 16-74
Benefits
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In-patient accommodation and nursing care
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In-patient surgeon and anaesthetist fees
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In-patient consultation and specialist fees
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In-patient operating theatre and intensive care costs
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In-patient drugs dressings and consumables
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In-patient radiotherapy and chemotherapy
- In-patient diagnostics including MRI and CT scans
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In-patient dental oro-surgery
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In-patient physiotherapy
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In-patient complementary medicine
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Treatment for cancer
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Treatment for heart and lung conditions
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Outpatient initial consultations
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Outpatient diagnostic tests
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Outpatient specialists fees
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Outpatient MRI and CT scans
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Outpatient physiotherapy
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Outpatient radiotherapy and chemotherapy
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Outpatient psychiatry
- Home nursing
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Private ambulance
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Complications of pregnancy
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Freedom cashback
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Temporary disablement cash
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Critical illness cash
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Stress counselling line
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Parental accommodation
Not covered
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Travel medical cover outside the UK
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Monitoring of a pre-cured eligible condition
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Routine dental consultations and treatment
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Consultations and eye tests
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Private GP services
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Employee assistance program
Options
- 3 hospital groups: First Choice, Freedom and Premium
- Worldwide travel
- Health screening
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Excess amounts: £0, £100, £150, £200, £250, £500 or £1000
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Excess per claim or per year
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Worldwide travel
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Up to two of the following pre-existing conditions: acne, asthma, diabetes, eczema, glaucoma, hay fever, hypertension, psoriasis
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Last updated: 30 June 2011