It’s important to review your health insurance at least once a year so that your policy and benefits match what you need to support your health and lifestyle. If you’re currently an AIA Health member or looking to change policies, we’ve found ways to maximise your insurance from AIA Health.
How to maximise your AIA private health insurance
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29 June 2022
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As the end of the financial year approaches, many Australians are looking at their private health insurance plans or maybe considering switching providers. Now’s the perfect time to review your current health insurance policy to ensure you’re getting the most out of it.
Get more back with AIA Health’s extras value protect
Extras Value Protect is a unique benefit that allows you to get up to 100 per cent back on your Extras premium. You simply need an AIA Health policy with hospital and extras cover, and at least AIA Vitality Silver Status.
The higher your AIA Vitality Status, the greater your benefit – you'll receive a 100 per cent refund of your unused Extras premium if you’ve achieved Platinum Status before 31 December 2022. Sounds great, right?
Make the most out of AIA Vitality
Actively utilising AIA Vitality is a great way to maximise the value of your health insurance. AIA Vitality is a personalised, science-backed health and wellbeing programme designed to support and reward you for choosing a healthier lifestyle. The program provides tools, support and incentives that encourage positive behaviours, including moving more, eating well and completing regular health checks.
To earn rewards such as e-Gift cards, gym membership discounts and more, you simply need to earn AIA Vitality Points to increase your AIA Vitality Status – find out more here.
If you currently have access to AIA Vitality Starter, – consider upgrading your policy to access the full version of AIA Vitality, which unlocks higher discounts, shopping rewards and more.
All or Something
Whether you’re just starting your AIA Vitality journey or looking for motivation to increase your AIA Vitality status, here are some handy All or Something ways to earn points.
All: Book a free AIA Vitality Health Check to earn up to 7,000 points.
Something: Hit the gym and score 100 points per visit.
Something: Hit the gym and score 100 points per visit.
If the cold weather is stifling your motivation to exercise, find out how AIA Vitality Ambassador Laura Henshaw maintains her motivation during winter to stay active.
Adding on extras
Extras help foot the bill for services generally not covered by Medicare and are worth their cost – as long as they’re used. AIA Health members can also access affordable dental care, discounts on optical products and more. For example, members who have extras with dental cover can save up to 15-40 per cent off all dental treatments performed by a smile.com.au approved dentist. Plus, you’ll also receive a higher percentage back on every visit.
A small extras addition may help you maximise your health and what you can get back from your AIA Health Insurance policy. Find more ways to get the most from your cover with our member benefits.
Staff Writer
Staff writers come from a range of backgrounds including health, wellbeing, music, tech, culture and the arts. They spend their time researching the latest data and trends in the health market to deliver up-to-date information, helping everyday Australians live healthier lives. This is general information only and is not intended as medical, health, nutritional or other advice. You should obtain professional advice from a medical or health practitioner in relation to your own personal circumstances. The information in this article is general information only and is not intended as medical, health, nutritional or other advice. You should obtain professional advice from a medical or health practitioner in relation to your own personal circumstances
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This is general information only and is not intended as financial, medical, health, nutritional or other advice. You should obtain professional advice from a financial adviser, or medical or health practitioner in relation to your own personal circumstances.
This is general information only and is not intended as financial, medical, health, nutritional or other advice. You should obtain professional advice from a financial adviser, or medical or health practitioner in relation to your own personal circumstances.
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offers ways to improve it and motivates you with rewards along the way.
