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All the latest news and media related to Members Health and Australia’s private health insurance industry.
May 26, 2025 | Media
This end-of-financial year, many Australians are facing a double whammy with their health expenses. If you don’t maintain private health cover and earn over a… read more about Aussies left behind after government cuts health rebate: here’s how you can fight back and get a better deal
May 15, 2025 | Media
National not-for-profit health fund peak body, Members Health Fund Alliance, today released an urgent call to the Albanese Government to address the exorbitant cost of… read more about Qu’est-ce que c’est que ca?! Australians are paying up to 155% more than the French for lifechanging prostheses
April 22, 2025 | Media
More health fund premium price rises: Find the best deal
EXTRACT: NEWS CORP AUSTRALIA NETWORK Julie Cross and Annabel Fleming Matthew Koce, CEO of the umbrella body for not-for-profit mutual health funds, said not for… read more about More health fund premium price rises: Find the best deal
March 24, 2025 | Media
4 tips to reduce health insurance cost-of-living pressures ahead of 1 April
An April 1 increase in private health insurance premiums is just around the corner for the more than 15 million Australians with cover. Private health… read more about 4 tips to reduce health insurance cost-of-living pressures ahead of 1 April
March 10, 2025 | Media
OpEd – Public blind spot on private hospitals
Recent statements made by the Health Minister and private hospital community suggesting new rules to raise benefit ratios for hospital procedures might make for good… read more about OpEd – Public blind spot on private hospitals
February 28, 2025 | Media
Health funds deliver value, but rebate reduction threatens affordability
Members Health has welcomed today’s publication of the quarterly private health insurance data by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). The data, released today, shows… read more about Health funds deliver value, but rebate reduction threatens affordability