Boots Health Plan Insurance

Boots Health Plan Insurance: Terrible administration company terrible plan (233 words)
by dissapointed Boots customer - written on 23/03/09
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Do NOT take out this plan. ESPECIALLY THE PRIVATE PLAN! You get very little back towards the treatment costs. I was told by the adviser that t could be because my dentist is expensive, on futher investigation with other private dentist in my area he is quite reasonable. Another VERY VERY BAD point of this plan is that they do not collect your Direct Debits. BUT ALSO DO NOT CONTACT YOU UNTIL 7 MONTHS LATER TO ASK TO COLLECT THE FULL 7 MISSED PREMIUMS! EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE BEEN CALLING THEM EVERY MONTH ON A PREMIUM NUMBER TO ASK THEM TO TAKE YOUR MONEY. Im suprised thay are still in operation as 3 of my friends who also took out this plan have had ...  Read the complete review

Getting those physiotherapy Boots ! (860 words)
by - written on 21/08/02 (Very useful, 2159 readings)
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Anyone who has read my other opinions will know that I am a massive kickboxing fanatic. However, much as I love it, it does not always love me and amongst minor niggles I have also picked up a dislocated finger, torn hip flexor muscles and a truly b****red ankle courtesy of a selection of ruptured ligaments. I also suffer recurring neck pain I have not yet been to see my doc about. It was the ankle injury that prompted me to seek treatment. After a year I still had pain and stiffness and limited mobility in the joint. My doctor had reviewed it after four months and true to his form told me I was stuck with a b****red joint and to go away. So I decided to ...  Read the complete review

Boots Health Plan Insurance: Boots Dental Health Cover (216 words)
by - written on 09/08/00 (Useful, 5483 readings)
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I picked up a leaflet when out shopping the other day for Boots Dental Health Care and was very intrigued. From only £7 a month for cover, I thought it seemed too good to be true. When I got home, I phoned up their information line and was told about the various levels of cover. There are really only two levels. the first one, £7 a month, was for NHS Dental patients and says that Boots will pay for up to £400 of dental treatment in any one year. For £15 a month, for private dental patients, they will pay 75% of your dental bills up to £1000 which, for anyone that has had private dental treatment recently, is great. My mother needs a few hundred pounds ...  Read the complete review