When you join or switch to Qantas Health Insurance, you can earn Qantas Points – points you can put towards your next holiday, upgrades and more.
Earn up to 65,000 Qantas Points for joining by 14 February. Min. policy and eligibility criteria applies.
Earn 1 Qantas Point per $1 spent on your premium every month.
Earn Qantas Points for using the Qantas Wellbeing App.
Based on what you've told us, here are some cover options that might be suitable.
Skip the 2 & 6 month waiting periods on Extras with combined Hospital and Extras cover
Qantas Points for joining by 14 February. Min. policy and eligibility criteria applies.
Qantas Points on your premium over the year.
Qantas Points for the year for walking one hour per day with the Qantas Wellbeing App - for each person covered under the policy.
Up to
Up to 65,000 PTS for joining by 14 February. Min. policy & eligibility criteria applies.
Earn
Earn 1PT per $1 spent on your premium.
Up to
using the Qantas Wellbeing App
Speak to a specialist, call us on 13 49 60 Monday to Friday 9am - 7pm
Qantas Health Insurance is issued by nib health funds limited ABN 83 000 124 381 (nib) a registered private health insurer, and is arranged by Qantas Airways Limited ABN 16 009 661 901 (Qantas), for which Qantas receives commission.
It is important to be aware that health insurance will only cover the portion of costs that relate to an admission to hospital. Specialist fees outside of hospital or other outpatient fees in relation to chemotherapy or radiotherapy aren’t covered.
High cost drugs are sometimes requested for the Treatment of some cancers. Typically high-cost drugs are for newer Treatments that are not recognised by the Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme (PBS) because the PBS considers them to be still under clinical trial and therefore experimental Treatments. Health insurance will not Cover high cost drugs for the same reasons (or may only Cover a small portion of the cost). It is the responsibility of the treating doctor, and Hospital, to inform Patients about the potential for large out-of-pockets as a result of high cost drugs.