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Patients who lead unhealthy lifestyles could be forced to wait for treatment on the NHS or else seek private healthcare, as those with 'self-inflicted' illnesses may not be viewed as priorities in future, a newspaper has claimed.
AXA PPP healthcare has relaunched its prestige individual private medical insurance plan Premier Plus that will now pay for “any drugs” that a client’s oncologist may wish to use. New axa medical insurance customers who take out a Premier Plus plan will be covered for any cancer drug, ...
Rather than relying on getting some one interested in a product and then offering to reduce the price by offering a 6-week wait option, AXA PPP healthcare are turning the concept on its head. They are promoting a product called Six Choice, which kicks in private healthcare when the specialist ...
MIA (Medical Information Anywhere) have joined forces with Master Travel Insurance Consultants to produce an effective travel insurance for people with existing illnesses that won’t break the bank.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is calling on the government to remove tax disincentives for employers who provide private health insurance programmes. The ABI says that research commissioned from Greenstreet Berman, found that employers are increasingly aware of the benefits of ...
Saga, the provider of services for the over 50s, has introduced a health screening service that offers an affordable way to access CT (computerised tomography) scans.
Bupa has opened a casualty clinic at Wellesley Hospital in Southend Essex which offers treatments for minor injuries or illness, Health Insurance and Protection Magazine reports. The clinic will operate on Saturdays and is in reaction to an increased demand from patients who need fast diagnosis ...
Scotland is turning to private health coverage, and the record £105 million was spent on private medical insurance in 2005, new figures from the private sector have revealed.
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