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Health Insurance cover

PH4T · 2010-11-16 09:56:54

I currently have Aviva's Level 2 Everyday plan. It is up for renewal shortly so anything I get done now I can claim back shortly. I think I have paid around €900 for it this year and I don't have one claim to show for it. What little things could I get done in the next week or two to get some value from it? I'm thinking GP…

16-11-2010 9:56am

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PH4T

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I currently have Aviva's Level 2 Everyday plan. It is up for renewal shortly so anything I get done now I can claim back shortly.

I think I have paid around €900 for it this year and I don't have one claim to show for it.

What little things could I get done in the next week or two to get some value from it?

I'm thinking GP Check up, Dentist check up etc.

Anything else?

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#2 16-11-2010 10:16am

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Before going for any check ups, have a look at your policy documents to verify that those types of visits are covered. Dental and optical check ups are probably covered, but GP check ups might not be. Generally speaking, the costs you incur have to be for medical reasons unless your policy specifically mentions particular types of check ups.

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