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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