onemedifund
Registered as National Health Benefits Australia Pty Ltd (onemedifund) · fund code OMF · Open membership
Health insurance
onemedifund sells 4 open policies with hospital cover (0 hospital-only, 4 combined with extras, counting one per state and household type) in all states, grouped below into 1 product. Premiums are monthly, before the government rebate; the table shows each product's range across the states and households it is sold to, and choosing a state and household narrows it to the exact premium.
Products
SCFP = sold to singles · couples · families · single parents
| Policy | Tier | Type | Excess / person | Co-pay | Covered | Restricted | Under-30 discount | States | S C F P | Monthly premium | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold Hospital $250 Excess & Comprehensive Extras | Gold | Combined | $250 | None | 38 | 0 | All states | SCFPSingle, Couple, Family, Single parent | $445.51 – $891.02 |
A policy name opens the fund's own page for it where the fund publishes one. "Covered" links to the cover profile listing the clinical categories. Where a range remains after choosing a state and household, the fund sells several variants of the product there (for example with and without adult dependants) and the per-fund JSON has each.
Hospital cover profiles
Every product's hospital cover is one of these profiles over the 38 clinical categories. Restricted categories are paid at the minimum benefit only.
Cover profile 1 · 38 of 38 categories covered, 0 restricted, 0 not covered
Covered Assisted reproductive services, Back, neck and spine, Blood, Bone, joint and muscle, Brain and nervous system, Breast surgery (medically necessary), Cataracts, Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer, Dental surgery, Diabetes management (excluding insulin pumps), Dialysis for chronic kidney failure, Digestive system, Ear, nose and throat, Eye (not cataracts), Gastrointestinal endoscopy, Gynaecology, Heart and vascular system, Hernia and appendix, Hospital psychiatric services, Implantation of hearing devices, Insulin pumps, Joint reconstructions, Joint replacements, Kidney and bladder, Lung and chest, Male reproductive system, Miscarriage and termination of pregnancy, Pain management, Pain management with device, Palliative care, Plastic and reconstructive surgery (medically necessary), Podiatric surgery (provided by a registered podiatric surgeon), Pregnancy and birth, Rehabilitation, Skin, Sleep studies, Tonsils, adenoids and grommets, Weight loss surgery
Products Gold Hospital $250 Excess & Comprehensive Extras (Gold, combined)
Extras profiles
Extras profile 1 · 25 services
Services Acupuncture, Antenatal and postnatal, Chiropractic, General dental, Major dental, Dietetics, Endodontic, Exercise physiology, Glucose monitors, Health management programs, Hearing aids, Home nursing, Non-PBS pharmaceuticals, Occupational therapy, Optical, Orthodontic, Orthoptics, Orthotics, Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Psychology, Remedial massage, Speech therapy, Vaccinations
Products Gold Hospital $250 Excess & Comprehensive Extras (Gold, combined)
Waiting periods
- Waiting profile 1: pre-existing conditions 12 months, pregnancy and birth 12 months, sub-acute care 2 months, other 2 months (1 product)
Data
This section is built from the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman's monthly policy data release. The same records are published as JSON, each row naming the release file it came from:
/au/insurance/health/v1/funds/onemedifund.json: this fund, every policy row and the cover, waiting-period and extras profiles./au/insurance/health/v1/policies/<STATE>.json: every fund's policies sold in a state (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, NT)./au/insurance/health/v1/cheapest.json: the cheapest policies per state, household and tier./au/insurance/health/v1/index.json: dataset index, including every per-fund file.
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