It should cover in All Australia, not only the state you live.
What Is The Best Ambulance Cover in Australia
nancywake2000 on 20/11/2021 - 19:42
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Bupa has both emergency only cover and premium cover with also covers non-emergencies up to $5,000 Australia wide.
I could be wrong, but Bupa also is Aus wide which is good (except for states where you don't need cover), many others I checked are only for the home state.
There are reciprocal agreements between the states. I'm with Ambulance Victoria but if I need an ambulance in another state then it's covered, as long as I use that state's official ambulance service and not a private one. If I receive a bill afterwards, I can just forward it to Ambulance Victoria and they will take care of it. This is explained in the Frequently Asked Question section of their website.
Thank you. The post had me worried for no reason. As such insurance is my biggest expense item after mortgage.
Needed an ambulance in QLD near the border earlier this year and NSWAS attended. Sent me a bill for like a grand. No no no, Qld address, transported to Qld hospital. Quick email and away it went. Shouldn’t have even been sent in the first place.
https://www.peoplecare.com.au/health-insurance/hospital-cove…
a few people in NSW including myself have this
Why do Ambulances cost money in the first place? I've never understood this.
Probably the libs privatising shit.Has no idea what the reason for something is ….. Must be the libs.
Sound logic
Has no idea what the reason for something is ….. Must be the libs.
Aged like milk.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/private-ambulance-patien…
2014
Huh wasn't https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Farrell_ministry in power then?
Oh https://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-16/nsw-premier-barry-ofa… this dude?
Not the correct use of aged like milk but anyway.
I didn't disagree that it wasn't them but you just said it must be without any research and made a blanket statement
Now you've gone and done it and congrats
Today's lesson is over
I didn't disagree that it wasn't them but you just said it must be without any research and made a blanket statement
Probably the libs privatising shit.
- "Probably" doesn't mean "must be"
- When someone says ends a sentence in "shit", they might be absolutely serious.
- For more hints please consult https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Today's lesson is over
Yes, we only have points to the entire history of politics in Australia the past to make summations from
Some insurance coverages for ambos don’t include helicopters so if things go bad and you need a chopper then hello bills!
It’s absurd that some states charge for ambulance services.
QLD also covers residents who need an ambulance in another state https://www.qld.gov.au/emergency/emergencies-services/inters…
Nothing is free, it just qld extra tax cover their ambulance cost.
Of course it’s not free, but it shouldn’t cost the user per use, it should be fully subsidised in all states, paid for through taxes.
The way it’s set up in NSW there are exemptions already for when it’s reasonable or not to have have the user pay eg mental health. People shouldn’t be getting into debt if they have an accident or a heart attack. Or weighing up whether to go to hospital or just leave something due to the cost. Even incurring a debt because someone else calls an ambulance for you. We’re meant to have access to fee free (yes it costs the gov/tax payer) essential public health care in Australia, surely ambulances should be part of that.
The extra it would cost to make it fully subsidised in NSW would be easily covered by gambling tax revenue - better than it being siphoned off back into clubs for ‘community development’, ie lining their mates pockets.
QLD used to have a subscription scheme, but later made it fully subsidised.
True but it's included in private health, so if you in QLD and have private health, you kind of paying for it twice?
@boomramada: Nah, you pay less for private health insurance in QLD since you don’t have to have ambulance in your private health. Well last time I checked anyway…
You're still going to get ramped even with the best ambulance cover.
If you are in a union then check if you have it through them, mine offers it as part of the membership.
https://www.privatehealth.gov.au/dynamic/search/start
It'll be all pretty much the same defaulted coverage depending on what specifically you need or are expecting.
You can seach ambulance only and go from there comparison wise.