Revelation Healthcare |
|
Standard Private Medical Insurance |
You set the level of contribution you make per employee resulting in a cost saving up to 30% against comparable schemes. |
|
Up to 30% more expensive than Revelation Healthcare. Plus, on average, premiums rise 10% above inflation rate, each year. |
You only pay for your particular level of risk and if you are in a low risk sector, you could save a further 20%. |
|
You have to subsidise the claims of other high-risk industries. |
If you don’t make a claim, your contributions are still in your trust fund, gaining interest. |
|
If you don’t make a claim, you don’t get your premiums back. |
You can tailor your healthcare plan to your exact requirements – and to your financial resources. Plus, there is no requirement to fall into a particular benefit band. |
|
Inflexible, ‘off the shelf’, pre-packaged plans. With most of these plans you have to fall into a specified benefit band. |
Our procurement department ensures that your trust obtains best value for money by investing time and expert knowledge into spot purchases. |
|
Relies upon the less time consuming and easier process of block purchasing, losing the benefits of spot buying. |
Contributions don’t increase as your employees get older. |
|
Premiums rise with age. |
As you control the terms of the plan, you can set as many - or as few - claimants’ rules as you wish. |
|
Contract terms are set by the insurance company and are outside your control. |
Contributions remain fixed and are not subject to external premiums. |
|
Premiums rise according to claims’ record and global insurance factors outside your control. |
There is no insurance premium tax on contributions. |
|
Insurance premium tax of, currently, 5% to pay. |
We do all the administration for you and pay hospital bills directly. |
|
Administrative burden falls on your company with some hospital/specialist bills having to be paid directly by you or your employees and then reclaimed on the production of receipts. |
Negotiated fixed price packages of treatment mean you know the full cost prior to hospital admission. |
|
Hospitals charge on an ‘as-used’ basis incurring costs that you have no control over and that will affect the next year’s premium. |
Access is provided to all private hospitals and NHS Private Patient Units in the UK unless you elect for specific exclusions. |
|
Insurance companies restrict choice of hospital, consultant and even outpatient investigations. |