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Private Medical Insurance
Health Insurance, also known as private medical insurance (PMI), covers the cost of medical treatment undertaken on a private basis, rather than through the NHS. It usually means you can avoid long waiting lists and enjoy private facilities.
It gives peace of mind and the confidence that you and your loved ones will have access to some of the best possible treatments, consultants and facilities should you need them.
- Avoid lengthy waiting lists
- Enjoy private facilities, often with access to TV, phone, and the internet
- Choice of consultant and hospital
The Alan Boswell Group Difference
We have 30 years of experience and offer a personal and independent service. We use our vast experience and strong relationships with insurers to find the right cover at a cost that suits you. We’ll take the time to understand your needs before searching the market and tailoring a plan that suits you – at a competitive price.
Private Medical Insurance in detail
Private medical insurance is available at many levels of cover, from basic policies that cover the essentials, through to fully comprehensive policies which may include specialist treatments and even complementary therapies.
Deciding which policy to choose will come down to your personal circumstances, family situation, and budget. There are bespoke family packages available and all these options will be discussed with you by our healthcare experts.
We will begin by assessing your current level of cover and we then search the market to find you the best cover at highly competitive prices.
FAQs
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No, private medical insurance sits alongside your NHS entitlement.
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This is up to you. We can find packages and policies that include family members if that is your requirement.
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It is very difficult to state exactly what a PMI policy will include as the package can be tailored to your individual needs, but you might expect to see the following options available to you:
- Hospital accommodation and nursing care.
- Tests as an inpatient or day patient.
- Surgery as an inpatient or day patient.
- Outpatient tests, consultancy, and therapy.
- Acute stages of chronic conditions.
International Private Medical Cover
Get access to quality healthcare wherever you live and work. Without cover, access to everyday healthcare such as a GP or a dentist may be limited or you could be liable for huge healthcare bills. Group and individual policies are available.
Our independent advisers assess your needs and your current level of cover and we then search the market to find the cover you need for a very competitive price.
Why choose International PMI?
- Expenses for in-patient, day-patient, and out-patient treatment
- Covers the cost of general healthcare and treatments
- Provides regular health screenings
- Medical evacuation and repatriation benefits
Is International PMI affordable?
Cover is available at a cost that suits you and will be reviewed each year. Premiums can be paid in a range of currencies.
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