I found a leaflet in a magazine, advertising this health insurance and giving one month's cover free. I phoned them up to see how much it would work out and signed up straight away. And I was covered straight away too, which I thought was really good, as I had an appointment with a private consultant the following day and I would be covered for that. We pay £39 a month, and that covers me, my husband and my son. HSA covers up to four children, under the age of 18, who live with you, and they are covered free, for the same amount of benefits that apply to the parent/s. There are different levels of cover, and obviously, the more you pay each month, the more ...  Read the complete review

I joined HSA when i saw an advert in the paper giving away £25 worth of Marks and Spencer vouchers if i signed up. I had been meaning to sign to a health cash plan to save a bit of money, so i was very happy when i saw what good offer HSA were offering. ** How easy was it to sign up** I signed up online, and it was a very easy process. It was quick and simple, and it only took me about 5 minutes. You then get sent an email confirmation and all your documentation is sent out in the post for you. You can join HSA singly, as a couple or a family. If you have children they can go on your account until the age of 18. Once they reach 18 they ...  Read the complete review

When we first saw an advertisement for HSA we looked at it a couple times and that saying of if it looks too good to be true then it is came to mind. This though, if you choose the right option is the exception to the rule. Anyway we looked this up and decided to go for it. Very simply every week you pay the amount of the option you choose to HSA payable monthly through direct debit and you can claim cash back for certain treatments. You can join singly, as a couple or for a family. Family can go on yours up to the age of 18 when they can get their own healthcare benefits. We pay £17.32 a month for the two of us. ...  Read the complete review

before i go on can i please just say many people have told me i need to write longer reviews, i have trouble writing what i do, i cant use my hands, and rely on a helmet with a stick on with which i type. so i do try my best to type for as long as i can. ok i had this, and yes they are good. you get money back when you buy glasses, godentist, go into hospital for 48 hours or more, have an accident etc they do pay up quickly. but if you have any mdeical conditions before you apply they dont want to know you. I went with HSF ( hospital saturday fund) they work out cheaper and actually pay out more. they will take you ...  Read the complete review

Hospital Savings Association, I'm realiably informed that's what HSA stands for. I'll explain the basics first so you can get an idea if it's the kind of thing that you would benefit from, to be honest I don't think there is anyone that wouldn't benefit. I will also touch on a few other plans that have different uses when people become ill or have an accident. Firstly, HSA 'IS NOT' private medical insurance. Private medical insurance is where you pay a monthly or yearly premium to receive private medical care, either by means of consultations or actual treatment. It generally covers most medical procedures and if you ...  Read the complete review