need advice DH cancer and pregnancy costs



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Posted by globaltraveler 12 yrs ago
Hi everyone,


we would like to hire a DH and maybe someone has experience already with this ..Which is the best health insurance to take out for a helper which covers cancer? Best coverage not the cheapest. What is the costs for cancer treatment in a public hospital?I have tried to find out by calling public hospitals but noone seems to know the costs.. I know pregnancy is also not covered but how much is a delivery in a public hospital?Hope someone can help me with this Thanks

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globaltraveler 12 yrs ago
Thank you Cara :O)) We want to make sure our helper has the best coverage ..not the cheapest..I was told by an agent the costs can be around 150 000 in public hospital for cancer ( surgery,chemo)even with coverage not sure if true ..so wanted to see if someone had similar experience..or knows which insurances cover it..

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globaltraveler 12 yrs ago
aha thanks for sharing your experience :) so maybe not true than after all what i was told..thats a good thing than


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Susie1 12 yrs ago
If you are only thinking of taking on an FDH, why don't you have a medical done before you sign the contract to employ her.

Having a good medical will test for pregnancy, any blood disorders-including simple to cure ones like anaemia, diabetes,thyroid problems, and the less desirable ones like AID's and other STD's. Chest Xray will show any chest problems, TB is on the rise especially amongst people from poorer countries, and is becoming difficult to treat. Urine and 'poo' samples would show up any infection, glucose, and blood which could be just infection or might be something which needs further investigation. Ask you agent for a comprehensive medical, before completing the contract.

If the medical shows up something serious, then you have the option not to sign the contract, then you don't have to take on an FDH who might prove a liability to the health of your family or your purse. If the agent supplies an FDH with unsatisfactory medical, you can refuse to take that particular helper.

Most places that do FDH medicals also offer FDH insurance, also I think HSBC do, or still do an FDH insurance policy, they should have leaflets at the bank.

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globaltraveler 12 yrs ago
Thanks Susie, we are going to do a medical..its just if our helper gets seriously ill later on we are responsible for the costs..we had hsbc before but didnt have the best cover..

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Susie1 12 yrs ago
HI,

I've sent you a PM with the website of the helper insurance company we used.

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globaltraveler 12 yrs ago
Thanks to everyone with all their advice ..:O)

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