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PruHealth: Business Healthcare

 

Company:

PruHealth

Product category:

Private medical insurance for small businesses

Sub-category:

Choice of cover

 


Product profile

 

Description

A comprehensive range of options that puts you in control. Create cover that suits your needs and budget.A core cover with a wide range of optional extras.

 

For 

Businesses insuring one or more person of 18 plus

  

Benefits

 

  • Incentives and discounts for a healthier lifestyle

  • Vitality partners offer a range of products and services

 

Core cover 

 

  • In-patient and day-case hospital costs

  • In-patient and day-case specialists fees

  • In-patient and day-case diagnostic tests

  • In-patient and day-case MRI/CT/PET scans

  • In-patient and out-patient core cancer treatment costs

  • Radiotherapy, chemotherapy and follow-up consultations.

  • Biological.

  • Hormone and bisphosphonate therapies.

  • Cancer surgery and reconstructive surgery.

  • Stem cell transplantation.

  • NHS hospital cash

  • Childbirth cash

  • Private ambulance

  • Home nursing

  • Parent accommodation

  • No-claims discounts

       

Options 

 

  • 4 hospital lists - local, countrywide, London, premier

  • Five levels of excess - £0, £100, £250, £500 or £1000

  • Excess per claim or per year

  • Full medical or moratorium underwriting

  • Vitality Plus with gym discounts

  • Major dental treatment

  • Major and routine dental treatment

  • Worldwide travel

  • Full cancer cover

  • A range of out-patient choices

  • Therapies limited cover

  • Therapies full cover

  • Psychiatric treatment

  • 24-7 GP helpline

  • Emergency overseas cover

  • Personal health fund

  • Employee assistance programme

 

Not covered

 

  • Treatment outside the UK

  • Pre-existing conditions

  • Regular monitoring or treatment of chronic (long term) medical conditions.

  • Emergency treatment

  • Visits to GP

  • Pregnancy and childbirth

  • Cosmetic treatment

  • Organ transplants

  • Experimental, unproven or unregistered treatment or practices

  • Treatment for developmental problems/ learning difficulties/ delayed speech disorders

 


Last updated: 4 April 2011