No. Day-to-day services such as GP, specialist, optometry and dentist visits are not covered. These include specialist consultations not billed as part of the hospital or out-of-hospital procedure such as pre- and post-procedure consultations.
Are day-to-day General Practitioner (GP) consultations covered?
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- Must details of the medical scheme dependants be provided when taking out cover? And, must the policyholder notify the insurer of any dependants that should be removed from or added to the list of dependants insured under the policy?
- Does the policy cover corrective jaw surgery, also known as orthognathic surgery?
- What does the Liberty Essential Gap Policy cover?
- Does Gap cover shortfalls in respect of fees charged by allied health professionals?
- Which insurer underwrites the Liberty Gap Cover policies?
- Is there a policy fee attached to this policy?
- What is the oldest age at which an individual can apply for cover?
- I have been diagnosed with skin cancer and have reached the medical scheme’s oncology treatment limit. If a 20% co-payment is levied for further treatment, will Liberty Gap cover this copayment?
- How long does it take to pay a claim?
- Does the policy cover more than one eligible spouse?
