Despite our best efforts, we have been unable to reach an agreement with Gastro Medicine & Endoscopy Group, a private healthcare provider with 2 hospitals across Victoria, on a contract that we believe contains fair charges that avoid pressure on your RBHS premium payments.
We have been unable to reach an agreement with Genea Hospital Group, a private healthcare provider with 4 hospitals across ACT and NSW, on a contract that we believe contains fair charges that avoid pressure on your RBHS premium payments.
Iron is an important nutrient that comes from your diet. It's needed for many functions in your body such as transporting oxygen, with one of the most important being to prevent anaemia. While your body can store iron, it can't make iron. The only way to increase your iron is by consuming (eating) it.
Every two years we send out our member survey and benchmark ourselves against similar health funds and our results from previous years. An incredible 96% of members* said they are satisfied with their membership and the RBHS took out the number 1 spot in satisfaction from all participating health funds.
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Private health insurance membership has been growing since June 2020
After the COVID-19 oral health blip, many of us need to get back on top of our regular preventative check-ups.
Every year we send out our member survey and benchmark ourselves against similar health funds and our results from previous years. Thank you to the 415 members who responded to the survey request as part of the Members Health Fund Alliance annual Membership Satisfaction Survey of 12 funds.
RBHS has successfully negotiated a new hospital contract with Adventist HealthCare, which had previously been terminated on 7th February 2022.
More Australians are covered by hospital & extras policies now than at any time in the past twenty years, according to the latest government statistics. Why the uptick in health cover?
You may have already quit sugar and reduced your red meat portions, but did you know that you may need to cut back on salt too? While salt in small quantities might even be good for your health, the bottom line is that Australians eat way too much; almost double the recommended amount according to the Heart Foundation.