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Private health insurance : Choose a plan

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You can either "Get a Quote" direct from the health insurance provider or let us submit "Your Enquiry" to up to 3 providers of health insurance in the UK on your behalf.
 
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Questions to ask your health insurer

When buying affordable health insurance, you may want to ask some questions. BUPA have prepared a list of key questions to ask your medical health insurance provider, when choosing your affordable health insurance scheme.
To help guide you through the maze of private medical insurance, and make health insurance comparisons, we provide an overview of the different categories of product available for individuals and for the self employed and small businesses, and a one page profile of the private medical insurance products available within these categories. This should help you to make comparisons between the different types of health insurance available.
 
Select a product category from the listing below. You can then access product reviews for that product category.
 

Private medical insurance for individuals

 

Type of product

Description

A packaged policy means that you have no choice on what covers or benefits you can include or exclude.
Flexible plans which allow you to decide what you require and adjust the level of cover to suit your needs.
Often called "budget" policies, these can meet the needs of those who, for whatever reason, do not want full cover.
Allow you to accept an “excess”, or to pay a percentage of the treatment costs.
Special schemes for older age groups, or where premiums are not age related.
These include:
Special policies for those living in the Channel Islands
 
 

Private medical insurance for the self employed and small businesses

 

Type of product

Description

A packaged policy means that you have no choice on what covers or benefits you can include or exclude.
Flexible plans which allow you and your company to decide what you require and adjust the level of cover to suit your needs.
Often called "budget" policies, these can meet the needs of companies which, for whatever reason, do not want full cover.
Allow the company to accept an “excess”, or to pay a percentage of the treatment costs.
Plans that cover selected risks, such as hospital treatment plans and major medical expenses plans.
For the specific requirements of companies in the Channel Isles and Isle of Man.