No two personal circumstances are ever the same, and if you have a family to care for your medical treatment needs are going to be a lot different to someone that only has themselves to look after. It is for that reason that you need to take a closer look at your medical aid plan in order to be sure that you are covered against the problems that could arise in your situation. Being single means not having to worry about dependents and their health, whilst having a family means that there is more need for greater coverage. There is no point to having medical aid cover that either covers you for things you don’t need, or does not cover you for things you do need, so it is important to check your policy.
Bonitas Medical Aid Plans are designed to meet the needs and modern lifestyles of a broad spectrum of people from all walks of life, so that when you sign up, you can relax, knowing that you are completely covered.
For those of you that are looking to save money on their medical expenses, there are a number of traditional plans that Bonitas Medical Aid Plans have for you to choose from. Traditional healthcare plans do not contain an option for a savings facility, and these plans are ideal for those people that only want a non-complicated level of medical aid cover. Some of the things that are covered by traditional healthcare plans include, hospital treatments, emergency transport to a private hospital by ambulance, as well as day-to-day healthcare such as dentists and doctors.
For those people with a bit more money to spend, the new generation medical aid plans come with a savings account, and the flexibility to allow you to choose how to manage your medical related expenses.
Bonitas Medical Aid Plans also have a selection of hospital healthcare plans, and these can help take away the financial strain that comes with receiving treatment in a private hospital. These plans are ideal for those people that have enough money to cover their day-to-day medical expenses, but that wish to have a financial safety net should they end up in hospital for treatment.
Joining a medical aid scheme makes so much sense, yet there are still millions of South African citizens that are without the protection that a healthcare plan can provide.
