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More options to stay close to their children when they’re having treatment
If your client’s child needs to stay in a hospital outside of their home town for treatment covered by their plan, a contribution of up to £100/$160/€125 a night will be made towards the accommodation costs of one parent staying in a hotel nearby. This benefit is in addition to the cover they already have, which allows for one parent to stay in the hospital with the child.
Which plans will benefit?
This change affects the majority of the global health plans we offer. See the membership handbook for applicable currencies.
Where can I find out more?
You can read more about this benefit in the relevant membership handbook.
Cover for routine pregnancy and childbirth now starts 18 months after each member takes out or joins a Prestige or Prestige Plus individual policy. This will apply to any family member added to the policy now or in the future, but doesn’t affect cover for family members already added before their renewal date.
Which plans are affected?
Prestige and Prestige Plus levels of cover, for new and renewing business.
Where can I find out more?
You can read more about maternity cover in our membership handbooks, and on our Healthcare Insurance Statements, where relevant.
You can read more about recent changes to our plans, including new restrictions on artificial life maintenance, in our important changes leaflets. Download digital copies today.
We’ll soon be sharing new upcoming payment schedules with people who pay for a health insurance policy on behalf of someone else. That’s why we’re asking all ‘third party payers’ to ensure they’ve given us their contact details – so they can see exactly what they need to pay and when.
For more information, please speak to your AXA representative.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the financial regulatory body in the UK, has changed the definition of an ‘eligible complainant’ in its dispute resolution handbook to include SMEs, charities, and trusts. To help your client understand their rights, we’re now including new content in the Group Insurance Contracts we issue to both new and renewing SME groups:
Which plans are affected?
SME
Where can I find out more?
Download examples of the latest Group Insurance Contracts from your toolkit, or get in touch with your AXA representative to discuss further.