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WPA Health Insurance
 WPA Health Insurance ... Britain's families since 1901.Newest Review: ... Like all Private Medical insurance will pay for "acute" treatments only. That is when you are told it cannot be "fixed" and is chronic (cannot be fixed) the benefits stop. I was with WPA but found them very quick on this rule. I now use a broker www.UKhealthinsurance.biz who help me switch to a more understanding insurer. I have since moved 3 times to get better £ & ... more |
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by Steve - written on 13.05.07
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WPA Like all Private Medical insurance will pay for "acute" treatments only. That is when you are told it cannot be "fixed" and is chronic (cannot be fixed) the benefits stop. I was with WPA but found them very quick on this rule. I now use a broker www.UKhealthinsurance.biz who help me switch to a more understanding insurer. I have since moved 3 times to get better £ & cover even for my old medical ...
WPA- Mini-cash Plan (381 words)
by rodmc - written on 12.09.03 (Useful, 504 readings)
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The WPA Mini-cash provides a more limited range of benefits when compared to other health care cash back schemes, this is ideal if you already have private medical insurance or want more for regular items such as dental and optical care. I currently pay £10 per month, if your older i.e. 40-64 I think its about £13 per month. In return you get 75% of the amount for each benefits listed below. You can also pay less and only receive 50% back, again up to the limits below. Year 1 Year 2 Dental 150 200 Optical 150 200 (will pay for eye tests, eye scans, glasses, contacts and perhaps more as well) Consultancy 200 300 Complementary ...
WPA Health Insurance small print (193 words)
by Jillyann - written on 14.11.00 (Very useful, 279 readings)
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As a family we have belonged to WPA Medical Insurance for many years. I have a bad ongoing back problem with responds well to physiotherapy.However WPA have now said that they wont support the treatment of a condition unless it makes the condition better! So, I could have thousands spent on an operation to solve the problem and they would pay, but they won't pay out for the occasional physio session. Just read your small print carefully. Also my daughter has an impacted canine tooth ...a phone call to WPA established that impacted was the important word and she was covered for the op. Nothing was confirmed in writing. Two days before the op they decided ...
