SERVICE · FOR COMPANIES
Employee supplementary insurance
Not every organisation needs the same cover.
A supplementary insurance plan is designed and proposed around headcount, medical needs and the organisation's budget.
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- Companies
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- MrPRX
OVERVIEW
About this service
Working widely with the country's major insurers and drawing on experienced insurance specialists, MrPRX negotiates effectively for more competitive rates and better cover.
FAQ
Questions about this service
What does employee supplementary insurance cover?
Depending on the contract, it usually covers hospitalisation and surgery, para-clinical services (tests and imaging), visits and medicine, dental care, glasses and maternity up to the agreed limits. Each limit and the deductible are set in the contract.
What does it do for the organisation and HR?
It is a key benefit for hiring and keeping people, eases employees' and families' worries about medical costs, and makes healthcare spending predictable for the organisation. Within tax rules, premiums can also count as deductible company expenses.
How can we manage employee healthcare costs without overspending?
By matching covers and limits to your workforce's age mix and real needs, choosing a sensible deductible, and having employees share the cost of optional covers or family members. Our partner broker compares several insurers' offers so you get better cover at a fair cost.
Which covers matter most for a company's staff?
Hospitalisation and surgery come first, as they cover large, unexpected costs. Para-clinical services, visits and medicine are the most used after that; dental and glasses can be added based on budget and staff needs.
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