Hello everybody!
Another question.. Does anybody knows what 'In-patient and Out-patient cover' means? It also says; In-patient cover only in the brochure.
Thanks!
in & out patient cover?!
Biet
03 July 2011 18:18:51
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ricky
03 July 2011 18:34:16
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Hi,
In-patient generally means when you have to stay in hospital overnight and out-patient is when you come and go from the hospital during the day.
You have to read your insurance contract precisely to see what costs are covered.
Regards
Ricky
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