OSHCstudents- With the abundance of healthcare information and resources available today, many patients take action to stay educated about conditions and treatments. Still, aspects of medical care may cause confusion for many patients. The difference between inpatient and outpatient care is often misunderstood. Many patients wonder what the difference is and why it is essential to recognize the distinction between them.

OSHCstudents- Not everything that keeps you healthy is covered by standard OSHC. That’s why Extras cover can be a big help. Extras cover is all about covering some of the costs that aren’t hospital related. Read this article to learn more.

OSHCstudents - Getting sick or injured in a new country can be confusing and scary, and sometimes it’s hard to know where to go or what to do. If you are in Australia on a student, visitor, or working visa, you may not qualify for Medicare. If this is the case, OSHC/OVHC can help meet the costs of medical and hospital treatment in Australia. 

OSHCstudents-You’re probably here because you noticed there’s something called OSHC/OVHC waiting period and like many others who are buying OSHC/OVHC policy for the first time, you aren’t sure what it means. Read on for everything you need to know more about OSHC & OVHC waiting periods.

OSHCstudents-You don’t need anything fancy to set new habits. Use these ideas to keep your health on track.

The Allianz Care Mental Wellbeing app is a value-added benefit to Allianz Care Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) members who are aged 18 years or above. Members can access up to 2 hours of Coaching, equivalent to 4 coaching calls. Once you have finished your coaching sessions, you can still enjoy the app and continue to use the skill based programs for the duration of your Allianz Care OSHC policy.

OSHCstudents - Fear of doctors and hospitals is not uncommon, but avoiding routine appointments such as vaccinations, necessary medical check-ups, and procedures due to this fear can have a huge impact on our health.

OSHCstudents - Accessing medical help in Australia may be different from in your home country. People go to hospitals and local doctors (also known as General Practitioners or GPs) in Australia

OSHCstudents - You are wondering under what circumstances you can get a refund for your OSHC and how to refund your OSHC. Read this article to get the answer!

OSHCstudents - Mental health includes your emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Just about everyone struggles with their mental health at some point in their lives, but the good news is that there are many different ways to support your mental health and your resilience to the stresses of life in Australia.

OSHCstudents - You've come down with symptoms, and it's been several days since your situation has improved. What do you do? You go to a doctor—but which one: a general practitioner (GP) or a medical specialist?

OSHCstudents - In Australia, Medicare is the public healthcare system that allows residents of the country to access physical and mental healthcare services. Medicare is not available for international students in Australia so you must purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) to cover your health problems when studying in Australia.