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Up to $800 off Combined Hospital and Extras Policies (New Customers) @ BUPA

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UPTO800OFF

Join Bupa on eligible products and get up to $800 off. Offer applies to domestic policies only.
Quote ‘UPTO800OFF’ to redeem.

Based on the equivalent of the monthly premium applicable 30 consecutive days from the join date, a Family Gold Hospital Cover, with Top Extras Boost, in VIC. Hospital price includes an excess of $500, excludes any Australian Government Rebate, Age Based Discount and excludes Lifetime Health Cover Loading for domestic policies.

Terms & Conditions
The Offer

All Eligible Customers (see section 2 below) will receive from Bupa HI Pty Ltd (ABN 81 000 057 590) (Bupa) up to $800 off combined hospital and extras policies, to be applied as follows:

Customer must maintain the Eligible Bupa Health Insurance Policy (see section 2 below) for 30 consecutive days from the join date and be financial to be eligible to receive the dollar off promotion;
Yearly limits, other waiting periods, fund and policy rules apply.
The offer and dollar off that the eligible customer will receive is the equivalent of the monthly premium applicable 30 consecutive days from the join date, of the policy the customer has taken out
“Up to $800 off” is based on the equivalent of the monthly premium applicable 30 consecutive days from the join date, on a Family Gold Hospital Cover, with Top Extras Boost, in VIC. Hospital price includes an excess of $500, excludes any Australian Government Rebate, Age Based Discount and excludes Lifetime Health Cover Loading for domestic policies.
Up to $800 off” is based on the equivalent of the monthly premium applicable 30 consecutive days from the join date, for couple and family Gold complete hospital cover in VIC, with Top Extras 90. Hospital price include an excess of $500. Price excludes any lifetime health cover loading, age based discount or government rebate for corporate policies.
Yearly limits, other waiting periods, fund and policy rules apply.

Eligibility

The Offer is available to you if you:

are a new Bupa health insurance domestic customer and have not in the last 60 days prior to join date held a health cover or been insured with Bupa;
are an Australian resident over the age of 18;
take out an Eligible Bupa Health Insurance Policy (see section 3 below) 01/08/2022 and 14/09/2022 and such policy must commence by 14/10/2022;. Customers must maintain that cover and meet all payment obligations for 30 days to receive the dollar off promotion.
pay your health insurance premiums by direct debit or payroll deductions (if available);
Short Stay Visitors Covers, Overseas Visitors Covers, Overseas Student Health Covers who are transferring to a Domestic policy are eligible
provide a valid email address; and
if joining online, use promo code UPTO800OFF.
The Offer is not available to employees [or contractors] of Bupa or any other Bupa Group company.

If you meet all the eligibility criteria above, you are an Eligible Customer

Eligible Bupa Health Insurance Policy

An Eligible Bupa Health Insurance Policy is a single, single parent, single parent plus, couple or family or family plus combined Hospital and Extras product or packaged product issued by Bupa and excludes:

Hospital only products;
Extras only products;
Ambulance only products;
Short Stay Visitors Covers, Overseas Visitors Covers, Overseas Student Health Covers
Any company funded Bupa health plans (either corporate split bill or corporate subsidised)

General

The Offer is not available with any other Bupa promotional join offer provided by Bupa.
If you breach these terms and conditions before becoming entitled to the Offer then Bupa may elect, acting reasonably, not to award you with the Offer. If Bupa discovers the breach after the Offer has been awarded, then Bupa may decide, acting reasonably, to remove the Offer from your account.
Bupa reserves the right to extend this Offer.
Bupa is not liable for any loss or damage suffered because of this promotion (except that which cannot be excluded by law).
The offer is available only if you join through Bupa direct channels and is not available if you join through a price comparison website.

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closed Comments

  • Health insurance is a scam

      • Congratulations on your income

        • +1

          Same is true for medium income.

      • -1

        You sir, deserve a slap 😌

      • -1

        You would know this too if my tax monies wasn't funding your full time ozbargain browsing career

        Says the person who is also on ozbargain?

    • +8

      Capitalisation of basic needs of people is the best way to make huge profits, whether it is health care or housing.

    • -1

      It’s not a scam, it’s expensive.

    • -1

      Everyone should use Medicare and go to a public hospital. Surgeons in training are not getting enough practice since they have increased the number of candidates.

  • +6

    Basically its 30 days premium discount up to $800…so could be way less if your monthly premium is $300 for example

    • +5

      Agree. Marketing should be…

      One month free cover

  • You would get more discount if you spoke to a chat rep. I was given 8 weeks free for a family policy which would work out to be more than a month's price(This deal).

    • +2

      $800 for a month? Am I missing something?

    • I just checked in, the 8 weeks has expired.

    • This should have been the first comment

  • +3

    Ah of course don't reward existing clients.

    They couldn't come to an agreement with our hospital so we are changing. Ramsey.

    Also look at privatehealth.gov.au to compare.

    Select what you want, see the number of complaints and cost per member is also another good statistic.

    Also note in an emergency you will be paying for it with private hospital.

    I broke my foot, went to Emergency and got a free moon boot and crutches with public. 4 hour wait.

    Wife also had to go to emergency. Was about $200 out of pocket and had 1 scan. Still had to wait 3 hours private

    • +2

      It's all bs

      I would assume that most youngish people have private health care just to reduce their tax at the end of the year. We'd be much better off if there was no exemption.

    • Make the switch. Bupa is shit

    • Depends where you live I guess. I broke my leg and shattered my ankle. Went to public, they didn’t even examine me and they X-rayed the wrong part of my leg and said off you go. I insisted they xray the correct part, they did and the doctor came back with a chuckle “oh you have a broken leg” they don’t have anyone that can deal with that, so put a back strap cast on up to my hip and said to go to another hospital. Went to another public hospital the next day. More X-rays. Oh we don’t have doctors that can deal with this. Put a new back strap cast on (this time thankfully to my knee) gave me a specialist referral and MRI referral. 2 weeks wait for MRI and no specialist would accept emergency referral and I needed a GP one. Saw my GP and he looked at my scans and said “ooh you have a shattered ankle!” I said “no a broken leg” and he said “yes, and also a shattered ankle!” Two hospitals didn’t pick up that I had a damn shattered ankle! So then finally after 3 weeks of intense pain I see a specialist $300 out of pocket. Confirms broken leg and shattered ankle. But doesn’t give me a new cast “incase I need surgery in the ankle falls apart” So I’m stuck on 24/7 bed rest for another 5 weeks only to see specialist, $300 2 more times. With this falling apart heavy blackstrap piece of crap cast and I have to constantly redo the bandage. It was hell. I couldn’t believe I could break my leg and shatter my ankle and go to two hospitals and not get it fixed and then end up paying $900 out of pocket. So I got private health insurance. I should have to in this country, but I do and have had fantastic hospital experiences since, where doctors actually fix my issue.

      • Be careful out there. Sounds like you get hurt a lot.

        • I really should be wrapped in bubblewrap.

  • +1

    Bupa is the devil when it comes to health insurances - if you read the news recently they recently couldn't come in agreement with Ramsay health, one of the biggest private hospital owners, meaning you won't get covered and can't go there.

    Also, they are notorious for cutting back what they pay out.

    AVOID

    • Still covering until Jan and they’re still in talks apparently.

  • Don’t go anywhere near BUPA.

    • Genuine question: who should I look at? I want to change companies but can't decide

      • Just avoid Bupa, NIB and Frank Health

      • Use the website dude and compare. Also read reviews

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