An internal prosthesis is a device that is placed inside a person’s body during a procedure to permanently replace a body part. In other words, a body part is removed and permanently replaced with a prosthesis during surgery. Examples of these are knee, hip or ankle replacements. No cover is provided under this benefit for intraocular lenses or prostheses that are not replacing a body part such as cardiac stents.
Which internal prostheses will be covered by the policy?
These may also be helpful
- Is there a policy fee attached to this policy?
- What waiting periods apply to Liberty Gap Cover?
- Does Gap cover shortfalls in respect of fees charged by allied health professionals?
- Will Gap cover the costs if my wife has a home birth?
- Does the policy cover more than one eligible spouse?
- To whom is the benefit paid?
- My wife is due to give birth next month and the gyneacologist has advised that we must pay a R4 000 co-payment for the birth. Will my Liberty Gap Cover policy cover this co-payment?
- Who is covered? (applies to both policy options)
- Do I need to be a member of a medical scheme to qualify for Liberty Gap Cover?
- Why can we not automatically adjust the policy premium for a member on the single premium rate for under the age of 55, when they get dependants?