In-patient cover provides for medical treatment or surgical procedures requiring the occupation of a clinical bed. Covers up to USD 8 million with or without deductibles are available. Depending on your choice of health policy, you can choose from the following benefits with any hospitals and doctors globally.

Your choice of doctors/physicians/specialists/oncologists/surgeons/herbal doctors/chiropractors/physiotherapists/occupational therapists/dentists/optometrists

Diagnostics tests including MRI, CT, and PET

Organ transplant (Link to Organ Transplant)

Chemotherapy and cancer-related treatment

HIV/AIDS

Prosthetics devices

Parent Accommodation

Congenital diseases

Psychiatric treatment

Infertility treatments

Physiotherapy

Chronic conditions

Palliative treatment and Hospice Care

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Nursing at Home

Out-patient medical insurance covers consultations and treatments provided by a specialist or medical practitioner when an overnight stay in a hospital is not necessary.

Depending on your choice of health policy, the benefits below are available.

Consultation with Specialist & General Practioners

Diagnostic tests including MRI, CT and PET

Chemotherapy and cancer related treatment

Physiotherapy

Psychiatric treatment

Prosthetic devices and Spectacles

Prescription Drugs

Complementary Medicine (incl Herbal/Magnetic/Massage/Vitamin/Aroma/Chinese and Ayurvedha therapies) (Link)

Chiropractic Care

Routine Medical checkups

Insurance cover for emergency evacuation is a feature of health insurance that people often overlook, but has proved to be vitally important, especially if you are living in or visiting a remote or underdeveloped country or region where medical facilities are inadequate to deal with your condition. In the event of a medical emergency, the insured may opt to be repatriated back to their home country for treatment.

Political Evacuation

Political Evacuation & Repatriation cover provides assistance to travelers who are caught in a political emergency. The evacuation must be approved and coordinated by the Insurer concerned.

Every new mom deserves access to affordable quality maternity care. Priority Insurance Brokers provides healthcare solutions to women who are pregnant and do not have full health insurance that pays for their doctors, labs, and hospitals.

Our packages include:

Routine

Maternity Complications

Cover for newborn baby

Dental plans are an important cover for you and your family. It contributes towards or pays for the cost of check-ups and treatment, giving you peace of mind and saving you money.

Our dental cover is a cost-effective solution that will allow you to choose the dentist you are treated by and give you the choice of opting for private treatment

Our package includes:

Routine Dentistry

Checkups

Crowns

Hospice care is designed to give care, comfort, and good quality of life to a person with a serious illness who is approaching the end of life. When all medical options have been exhausted or the side effects outweigh the benefits, a patient may begin hospice care to help focus on the quality of life. Depending on your health policy, we cover hospice care.

Procuring Post Operation/Illness medication has proven to be extremely expensive. This benefit guarantees that worry will be negated with our range of covers that provide for this concern.

Following an accident or injury or surgery, if physiotherapy is required health insurance will pay the costs related to professional physiotherapy.

Organ transplants, while necessary, tend to be very costly. With our solutions, Priority Insurance Brokers offer coverage up to USD 1 Million.

Priority Health offers insurance for complementary and alternative medicine treatments including Acupuncture and homeopathy.

Our coverage includes treatments

Acupuncture Aroma,

Magnetic

Vitamin therapies

Chiropractic treatment

Herbal medicines (such as milk thistle)

Massage Therapy

Mind/Body medicine

Naturopathy

Nutrition Therapy

Palliative care is specialized medical care for people living with a serious illness, such as cancer or heart failure. Patients in palliative care may receive medical care for their symptoms, or palliative care, along with treatment intended to cure their serious illness. Palliative care is meant to enhance a person's current care by focusing on the quality of life for them and their family.