More about RBHS Extras Cover
The RBHS Extras (also called ancillary cover or general treatment) covers members against a wide range of dental, optical and other healthcare expenses.
The RBHS Extras (also called ancillary cover or general treatment) covers members against a wide range of dental, optical and other healthcare expenses.
All RBHS members have 100% ambulance cover to ease your mind and help avoid expensive bills. One point of confusion is general patient transport which isn’t covered.
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In addition to testing your vision, eye tests can also detect harmful conditions.
Most Australians have now finished school or on a break from work, ready for a season of yummy foods, drinks and overindulgence through parties, Christmas and the New Year.
Once a year, most people look into their finances and ask themselves, is hospital cover worth it?
We go over the basics from your RBHS Premium extras cover. Let’s start with your benefits.
Most extras claims are simple. Swipe your RBHS card and you are done.
Bowel Cancer Awareness this year is sharing Peter’s story, told by his wife Julie to raise money for the prevention, early diagnosis, research, treatment and care for bowel cancer.
Hospitals lack home comforts. That is why doing your rehabilitation at home can be a great option.
Since July last year, future and existing RBHS members under 30 on Gold Hospital Cover automatically get an age-based discount of up to 10% off their premiums.