All About Health Insurance

[taylp]

To: luvmum


Though Aviva Shield plans does give free children coverage, however I know that they do not cover community hospital. Dont you think is very impt to cover even after you are officially discharge from hospital? When recommended to stay in community hospital, you can have a peace of mind.

My sister is in Prudential and Prushield +Extra did give community hospital benefits plus daily hospital income etc.

My conclusion is that what’s the point of signing up the plan that gives you free children hospital plan and they do not giving your whole family a better coverage?

[luvmum]

taylp:

To: luvmum


Though Aviva Shield plans does give free children coverage, however I know that they do not cover community hospital. Dont you think is very impt to cover even after you are officially discharge from hospital? When recommended to stay in community hospital, you can have a peace of mind.

My sister is in Prudential and Prushield +Extra did give community hospital benefits plus daily hospital income etc.

My conclusion is that what's the point of signing up the plan that gives you free children hospital plan and they do not giving your whole family a better coverage?

Sorry ah but what do you mean by commnity hospital? U mean after discharge still got coverage? For follow ups? :?

Any other family hospital plans that you feel is better? I heard NTUC one also not bad right? :love:

[kelamel]

Hi there,


I am working in iFa firm and do agree than ntuc is not bad after all especially for woman (before birth) but later in life once you know you not gg to have any babies anymore,consider switching to aviva (they have the cancer extra benefits)

However ntuc riders differs from aviva too.

erm i think not v nice to say too much right now as im new here and dont want to give the community the wrong idea…

[cmm]

Hi luvmum,


I just pm’d you the contact.

[H2O]

[Moderator's note: Topics merged.]


Hi All,

There are so many kind of health insurance in the markets.
From AIA, Prudential, NTUC, etc.

Which ones is the best in terms of coverage?

Any recommendation?

[kelamel]

Hi all,


I will try and find the excel sheet that compares all the various insurers provider with the benefits…you may need to print it as an A2 size…

Keep u guys updated once i am able to get it back from my kaki

[ryankwek]

Hello kelamel,


any updates from your kaki?

[kelamel]

sorry didnt log in here for quite some time…i try get it in half hour time…standby for my message

[kelamel]

Im sorry nobody seems to know where it is and looks like its lost :stupid: for now. Sorry for this....if i able to find it i will let u guys know, anyway i need to try my best to get another copy too.

[Manu]

Hi,

u can't simply compare as if it's a product. we need to evaluate our needs and then map it with the coverage or benefit they have to offer. at the end of the day, u should know what u r buying.
i can shed more light if u need more info.
have a good weekends!
:love:
From Ryan