Protect Your Health & Wellbeing with Australian Seniors
Since 1998, Australian Seniors has been dedicated to serving Australians aged over 50. With a deep understanding of this stage of life, the focus is on protecting what matters most—your family’s future, valuable assets, and the retirement you’ve worked hard to achieve.
Taking a different approach, Australian Seniors partners with trusted underwriters to offer insurance that is simple, easy to understand, and genuinely affordable. This commitment helps hardworking Australians and self-funded retirees take control of their future with confidence.
Why Choose Australian Seniors?
Wellness Support
Benefit from programs designed to promote healthy lifestyles and overall wellbeing.
Preventive Care Programs
Stay ahead with services and initiatives focused on prevention and early detection.
Wide Provider Network
Access a large network of hospitals, specialists, and allied health professionals for quality care.
Flexible Coverage Options
Choose plans tailored to your needs, whether for individuals, families, or couples.
Quick Claims Processing
Enjoy fast and hassle-free claims for a smoother healthcare experience.
Member-Focused Service
Receive personalised support and guidance from a dedicated customer care team.
Our Health Fund Partners
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Health Insurance FAQs
What is the Medicare Levy Surcharge?
The MLS is an additional tax of 1-1.5% for high-income earners who don’t have private hospital cover. Having hospital cover can save you money if you earn above the threshold.
What are waiting periods?
Waiting periods are the time you must wait before you can claim benefits. Most funds have 2 months for extras, 12 months for pre-existing conditions, and 12 months for pregnancy.
Can I claim on day one?
For accidents, you can usually claim immediately. For general treatments, you’ll need to wait until your waiting periods have been served.
What is Lifetime Health Cover?
LHC means if you don’t take out hospital cover by July 1 after your 31st birthday, you’ll pay 2% extra on your premiums for every year you delay, up to a maximum of 70%.