Qina Advisory

Health Cover

Healthcare cover
that fits your life & budget.

Medical aid, hospital plans, gap cover and employee health benefits, compared across schemes so you only pay for the cover you’ll actually use.

Medical Aid

Comprehensive cover for hospital stays, chronic medication and day-to-day medical expenses through a registered medical scheme.

Who it’s for

Individuals and families who want cover for both in-hospital and everyday healthcare.

What you can be covered for

Hospital Plans

Affordable cover for hospital admissions and major medical events, without paying for day-to-day benefits you may not need.

Who it’s for

Young, healthy individuals and budget-conscious families who pay for GP visits themselves.

What you can be covered for

Medical Insurance & Gap Cover

Gap cover pays the shortfall between what specialists charge and what your medical aid pays. Primary health insurance covers everyday care at an affordable price.

Who it’s for

Medical aid members who want protection against shortfalls, and people who need affordable primary healthcare.

What you can be covered for

Employee Benefits

Group medical aid, group life, disability and retirement funds that help you attract, keep and look after your people.

Who it’s for

Employers of every size, from start-ups with five staff to established companies.

What you can be covered for

Covered in 3 simple steps

No jargon, no pressure, and no cost to get advice.

01

Tell us what you need

Answer a few quick questions online or on WhatsApp. It takes about two minutes.

02

Compare your options

Your adviser compares leading providers and explains the differences in plain language.

03

Get covered & supported

Choose the option that fits. We handle the paperwork, and we’re there when you claim.

Common questions

A hospital plan mainly covers you when you’re admitted to hospital. A comprehensive medical aid also covers day-to-day expenses like GP visits, medication and dentistry. We help you decide which makes sense for your health and budget.
Medical schemes can apply general and condition-specific waiting periods, especially if you’ve never been on medical aid or had a break in cover. We explain these before you join.
If you join a medical scheme for the first time after age 35, the scheme may add a penalty to your contribution based on the years you weren’t covered.
Most schemes allow plan changes once a year, usually from January. We review your options with you before the deadline each year.

Ready to get covered?

Tell us what you need and an adviser will come back to you with options from leading providers, usually within one working day.

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