Active health insurance

WPA has a reputation for putting the customer at the forefront of all it does. In celebration of 25 years of outstanding customer service they are also offering a 25 % discount for new clients.

So what flexibility do WPA’s individual health insurance plans offer?

Customers can choose the level of responsibility they want in their benefits through varying co-payment levels. The level of cover and service levels are unaffected. WPA clients are afforded healthcare when and where they choose.

WPA also keeps premiums low by offering a raft of plans targeted at various groups:

XS Health is aimed at younger customers;

• Active Health, with no maximum age of joining, will appeal to active retired customers;
• Flexible Health is designed for busy people such as the self employed and professionals in need of a comprehensive medical insurance policy to suit their ‘pocket’. What’s more, members of Professions and Self-employed get discount of up to 20%.

Rod Bramston of WPA sums up the company’s ethos, simply:
“Customers are in control of their benefits and the premiums. We want all of our customers to benefit from best value cover backed by the highest standards of service so they can get private medical treatment when and where they need it.”

He also explains the value of their customer focused plans:
“The value of Flexible Health, XS Health and Active Health becomes even more tangible when the cost of a hospital stay can easily exceed £3,000. With premiums for our surgery only plan starting at less than £7.00 a month for a 30 year old self employed person – the value is clear”.

For further information contact :

Corporate Communications Director | Charlie MacEwan
Phone: 07771-808083
E-mail: charlie dot macewan [at] wpa dot org dot uk
Website: www.wpa.org.uk

Western Provident Association (WPA) is a health insurer with a heritage going back over 100 years. They strive to help policyholders fund the very best healthcare and treatment services with the most competitive blend of premiums and benefits.

Take a moment to consider your healthcare. Private medical insurance ( sometimes just known as health insurance ) can be used as your primary choice for medical insurance or it can be your fast track option in today’s strained NHS. It makes sense to do all you can to look after yourself and have quality private medical insurance in place, as you never know what’s around the corner.

So what do you look for in a private medical insurance plan?

WPA, a leading private medical insurance company suggest that the answer is simple:

Affordability and flexibility.

A private medical insurance plan should offer great security giving you access to prompt private medical treatment, with the freedom to choose who treats you, where and when. You should always the cover that’s right for you, with the and use a company with a long track record.

Take for instance the options offered by private medical inurance compant, Western Provident Association who have a heritage of over 100 years dealing with medical insurance.

There are 3 levels of cover you can choose from when building your private medical insurance policy.

Essentials is a good value, surgery only plan which offers in-patient and day-patient benefits when you need non-emergency (elective) surgery for a diagnosed medical condition. It does not cover cancer surgery.

Premier offers enhanced cover, with the ability to tailor your cover and premium.

Elite is their most extensive level of cover with an overall annual maximum limit of £50,000.

The thing to look for in private medical insurance is the ability to tailor a plan to suit you. And don’t forget you can always start with basic cover and work your way up. It’s more affordable that you think.