OSHCstudents - ‘Gaps’ or ‘out-of-pocket costs’ are the difference between what you’re charged and what Medicare and your insurer (if you have one) will pay for your treatment. A Medical Gap Scheme or Gap Cover can help you reduce these fees.
05/09/2022 | 3129 Views
OSHCstudents – In Australia, health professionals might bulk bill or does private billing for your medical services. Bulk billing means you don’t have to pay for your medical...
29/08/2022 | 5322 Views
OSHCstudents - If you are pregnant or planning to be pregnant while in Australia, here is everything you need to know.
26/08/2022 | 3584 Views
OSHCstudents - You have pre-existing conditions and you may wonder if these are covered by your private health insurance or not. Let’s find out the coverage for pre-existing conditions.
22/08/2022 | 1544 Views
OSHCstudent- Extras cover is a type of health insurance that covers a range of services that aren’t included under the OSHC/OVHC scheme. If you purchase an extras policy, you’ll pay regular premiums to be covered for the services listed in your policy. These services are typically subject to annual and lifetime limits.
18/08/2022 | 1739 Views
OSHCstudents - Find out what costs might be involved in a specialist appointment, who will pay, and how much is covered by your private insurance.
15/08/2022 | 1101 Views
OSHCstudents - If you’re planning to visit a specialist, see all things you need to know about a specialist to best prepare for your appointment.
12/08/2022 | 752 Views
OSHCstudents - If you’re seeking treatment for a physical or mental health concern, a general practitioner is likely your first point of contact. They help everyone from newborns to older adults. When choosing a GP, it is important to consider the following points.
08/08/2022 | 1148 Views
OSHCstudents - In an emergency, you might need an ambulance. The cost of ambulance varies across the states of Australia. Know the cost of each state so you can be prepared beforehand.
05/08/2022 | 4175 Views
OSHCstudents - If you get sick, and it’s not an emergency, your general practitioner or ‘GP’ is often your first point of contact. Let’s take a look at how to find a GP, understand what a consultation can include, as well as what it might cost you.
01/08/2022 | 1640 Views
OSHCstudents - A medical emergency could happen to you or your family at any time. Being prepared can help you to know what to do, if you or someone around you, needs urgent medical assistance.
29/07/2022 | 1293 Views
OSHCstudents - Feeling unwell? Find out where to go, who to call, and what your options are when you or your family are sick.
25/07/2022 | 1293 Views
