Living Healthy Magazine February 2013

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CHANGES to benefits Dental The Health Fund completed an extensive review of dental benefits in 2011, with increases to most diagnostic and preventative treatments and restorations. This review has focussed on areas where we have received the strongest feedback from policyholders and staff. For the most part this revolves around crowns and bridges. Crowns can have substantial out of pocket expenses depending on the dentist used. The amounts payable for individual items numbers has been increased along with the annual sub-limit for Crowns. The changes are as follows: Crowns and Bridges increase to individual dental item numbers:

Current benefit

New benefit

Current benefit

New benefit

Premium Extras

Premium Extras

Essential Extras

Essential Extras

Existing Benefit $

New Benefit $

$500 (accumulating

$550 (accumulating

to $700 per year

to $1,000 per year

after 2 years of

after 2 years of

membership)

membership)

Existing Benefit $ $700 (accumulating Sub-Limit

to $1,400 per year after 2 years of membership)

New Benefit $ $800 (accumulating to $1,500 per year after 2 years of membership)

611

450

500

288

320

613

700

800

448

512

615

700

800

448

512

618

700

800

448

512

625

190

240

122

154

627

110

130

70

83

629

181

230

116

147

631

150

180

96

115

632

180

200

115

128

We have also increased the benefits paid for individual item numbers for Smart Start Extras and Young Extras. There has been no changes to sub-limits for these products.

6 Queensland Country Health Fund | FEBRUARY 2013


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