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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...
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...
OSHCstudents - Feeling unwell? Find out where to go, who to call, and what your options are when you or your family are sick.
OSHCstudents - After your hospital stay, there’s often lots of paperwork and costs to work through. We’ll take a look at what the paperwork means, and how to navigate the claims...
OSHCstudents - When being admitted to hospital as a private patient, you may have to contribute toward the cost of your treatment. So how can you avoid these costs?
OSHCstudents - If you choose to use private health insurance to pay for your hospital treatment, it’s important to understand what’s generally included so you can get the most out...
OSHCstudents - Healthcare can be expensive, especially if you need to fund hospital treatment. Find out what options you have to pay for your treatments.
OSHCstudents - There are lots of things to take into consideration when choosing a hospital, and some of it can be quite confusing. We will make it easier for you by this article.
OSHCstudents - In Australia, there are two main categories of hospital services that you can access: public and private, with several subsets that sit under each category. Read more...
OSHCstudents - What is a waiting period? Why are there waiting periods? We will help you answer these questions.
OSHCstudents - Health insurance deductibles and copayments are both types of cost-sharing, which refers to the way health insurance companies split the cost of your health care with...
If you’ve ever needed treatment in hospital, you might have heard the words ‘inpatient’ or ‘outpatient’. See below for details.