Basic policy: no outpatient cover, NHS cancer cover and essential hospital access
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Bupa Healthcare covers more mental health conditions than any other leading UK insurer.
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Cover Purchased
Reviewed without invitation
Reviewed the
Renewals
experience on 21 Jan 2021
Worst Insurance Company I Have Ever Used. Please Take Your Business Elsewhere!
I am honestly so utterly disgusted with BUPA, the way they have treated me and the absolute lies they have told me. I am 49 and have been with BUPA for a large part of my life through private and …
Cover Purchased
Reviewed without invitation
Reviewed the
Claims
experience on 21 Dec 2020
Nice Peace Of Mind But Got To Pay Excess A Lot
Good for peace of mind, they have their own hospitals, you can see a GP via app etc but when my partner has suspicious skin problems and went to a dermatologist (discovered it would be about 12-16…
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Basic cover quote
£28.94
Per Month
Comprehensive cancer cover
Included
Levels of cover available
2
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Comprehensive policy: full outpatient cover, full cancer cover and London hospital access
Comprehensive cover quote
£37.77
Per Month
Comprehensive cancer cover
Included
Levels of cover available
2
Frequently asked Questions
Bupa insurance has two main types of cover, Treatment & Care and Comprehensive. Both have optional extras you can add and remove to tailor the quote to suit your budget and health needs.
Yes, cancer care is covered under both levels of cover.
No. Bupa has a strict policy that excludes any condition you have had advice, treatment or medication for during the previous seven years, or that has produced symptoms.
Bupa has an extensive network of hospitals and practices they will cover you to use. The hospitals you have access to will depend on the Hospital Access option you choose. These range from
Essential Access - the low cost option with access to a limited national hospital network. This does not cover hospitals within central london.
Extended Choice - This option offers a longer list of hospitals and clinics, with a limited selection of hospitals and clinics in central london included.
Extended Choice with Central London - this option has the same advantages of extended choice, plus a larger selection of hospitals and clinics in central london.
