A regulation under the Medical Schemes Act was back in court this week, and the eventual outcome of the case could have profound implications for you as a medical scheme member. The regulation states that your medical scheme must pay in full your diagnosis, treatment and care for certain prescribed minimum benefits (PMBs). Schemes argue the regulation is making cover unaffordable, while the regulator of schemes says it is vital for you. This Saturday, PERSONAL FINANCE explores the latest developments around the controversial regulation.
Also in this weekend’s edition
- Discovery Life says premium payback “concession” for Health Integrator policyholder was a “mistake”.
- All you need to know about credit shortfall insurance.