New: Wesmart hospital cover is
now
available in South Africa
Today, more than
ever, all South African families need excellent hospital cover. So you can benefit from hospital
cover, we will help you sign up for health insurance!
All South Africans need medical cover IN ADDITION
to their medical scheme membership. Our giant short-term insurance companies supply excellent
medical cover. But which one should you choose?
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prices and provide a comprehensive, customised and
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Medical Cover from Wesmart
Over the past few years, medical aid schemes have changed dramatically, and with that
several hospital cover companies have sprung up - companies like Wesmart.
The biggest, most complained-about change has been the simultaneous rise in monthly
premiums together with the decreasing coverage you get. Hence companies like
Wesmart
It is why many people are giving up on their medical aid plans. They’re looking for other
alternative means of medical cover. That's where Wesmart comes in.
Truly affordable health insurance from Wesmart
Wesmart is one of these alternative means
of medical cover. They are a medical insurance product, allowing anyone to apply for affordable health
insurance that suits their needs.
As an authorised financial services
provider and as management healthcare campaigners, Wesmart is clued up on the topic of healthcare.
Wesmart lives by the motto ‘Wesmart gets you’, and to this end they provide South Africans with quality
medical insurance that is lower priced than medical aid.
The Wesmart insurer GENRIC is compliant
with the necessary regulatory authorities. Wesmart’s policies offer consumers peace of mind therefore as GENRIC
has a strong track record in the health insurance industry.
In fact, the Wesmart Primary Care
Policy fits in ideally with your hospital plan and your medical aid. With medical cover from Wesmart, if you
have a certain benefit option in place, such as illness- or accident benefits, you can be admitted to a private
hospital once you have first phoned their 24/7 pre-authorisation line.
Off-the-shelf cover or tailor-made cover
Their products include cover for corporate employers looking
to provide healthcare benefits for their employees as well as cover for private individuals. Products can be
tailor-made or off-the-shelf but they suit every pocket.
Apart from their hospital cover, they provide their customers with a range of health insurance products
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Primary
Limited
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Primary
Standard
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Comprehensive Standard
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Comprehensive Plus
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Comprehensive Advanced
The most basic cover
The Primary Limited plan is a popular choice as it is less than R200 a month. In spite of that being so ridiculously affordable, it
provides GP consultations, dentistry, prescribed medication, hospitalisation cash benefit, 24-hour emergency
medical services, and personal health advisor with a clinically trained consultant available
24/7.
Their most expensive cover
On the other hand, the Comprehensive Advanced plan leaves absolutely nothing out. It is more expensive, but
still less than R2000 a month.
It provides you with access to private or state facilities, it has a maternity benefit, Total Permanent
Disability, Unlimited acute medication available, Optometry services, Dentistry, Chronic Medication and much
more.
How to cope with medical costs
Anger, anxiety and sometimes joy are just a few of the many emotions people are experiencing with healthcare in
South Africa. As an authorised financial services provider, Wesmart’s mission is to sure that everyone who
appreciates good healthcare has access to medical services that bring them
joy.
They know too well that good healthcare from a medical aid can come at a huge cost that so many people simply
can’t afford.
Wesmart has made it the
company mission to bring quality healthcare to consumers that can be chopped and changed to suit their
pockets.
From less than R200 a month, Wesmart plans offer an easy and
affordable way to make a serious investment in your future health
needs.
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