Be medically protected until age 100

Lifetime healthcare protection

One of the most important aspects of living well is good health. As we get older, staying healthy requires increasing funds as medical costs rise and the incidence of lifestyle diseases escalate.

Research has shown, we are also living much longer than our forefathers. This means that we need health coverage over a longer period of time.

Unfortunately, most health plans expire at age 70. This means you are vulnerable when you need health protection the most. So, how do you prepare for such an eventuality?

Introducing MediCare 100 - a new and innovative all-in-one plan that frees you from medical and financial uncertainties now and beyond your retirement years.

Medicare 100 is designed to meet your changing health needs and protects you up to age 100. What's more, your coverage will increase by 10% each year until a maximum of 200%*. This will help cushion the effects of inflation on the value of the plan

This means you will significantly increase your policy value from the second policy year onwards. There is now increased protection for you to handle any of life's emergencies with complete peace of mind.

MediCare 100 will give protection for your health until age 100. It aims to meet your changing healthcare needs at each stage of your life with a comprehensive range of healthcare services

Key medical benefits include:-

a) Hospitalisation and surgical expenses
b) Diagnostics tests
c) Chemotherapy and radiotherapy
d) Pre- and post-hospitalisation treatments
e) Emergency accident outpatient treatment.
f) Second Opinion coverage*
g) Home care benefits

You can also depend on MediCare 100 to pay for medical equipment such as hearing aid, wheel chair and crutches*. Even dental and eye care expenses are covered*.

Whatever stage of life you are in now, be assured that MediCare 100 will be able to take care of any eventualities that may occur.

With MediCare 100, you can enjoy a peace of mind for you and your loved ones as there is also coverage for death, total and permanent disability* (TPD), and terminal illness.