Health insurance cover options

Mental health cover

  • Talking therapies such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
  • Fast access to psychiatrists, psychologists, and counsellors
  • Cover for inpatient or day-patient mental health treatment
  • Talking therapies such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)

Private GP access

  • 24/7 access to online or phone consultations
  • Face-to-face GP appointments at private clinics
  • Private prescriptions and referral letters if needed

It’s a convenient way to get the medical advice you need, without long NHS waiting times.

Physiotherapy cover

  • Access to qualified physiotherapists
  • Hands-on treatment sessions or online consultations
  • Cover for sports injuries, rehabilitation, and mobility issues

Some plans include a set number of sessions per year, while others offer full cover depending on your policy level.

Cancer cover

  • 24/7 access to online or phone consultations
  • Face-to-face GP appointments at private clinics
  • Private prescriptions and referral letters if needed

It’s a convenient way to get the medical advice you need, without long NHS waiting times.

Six-week option

With this option, if the NHS can provide inpatient treatment within six weeks, you’ll use the NHS. If not, you’ll have treatment privately under your insurance.

It’s a great way to lower your premium without losing peace of mind — ideal for those happy to use the NHS for short waiting times but want private care if delays occur.

Hospital lists

  • Standard lists: Access to a wide range of quality regional hospitals
  • Extended or London lists: Include central London and specialist facilities
  • Local lists: Offer lower-cost cover limited to your region

Choosing the right hospital list helps you control costs while still accessing trusted care near you.

Understanding underwriting

The main types of underwriting are:

  • Full Medical Underwriting (FMU):
    You’ll provide your full medical history upfront. Any pre-existing conditions may be excluded but reviewed later.
  • Moratorium Underwriting:
    You won’t need to disclose your medical history upfront. Conditions you’ve had in the last five years are excluded initially but can be covered after a symptom-free period (usually two years).