Health Partners is pausing the premium increase until next financial year.

It’s never been more important to have access to quality healthcare. That’s why at Health Partners, we’re doing health insurance right by keeping it affordable for all Health Partners members.

Once a year health funds can change their premiums, which usually come into effect on 1 April.

Affordability matters now more than ever

As a not-for-profit health fund, we focus on giving back to our members in every way possible. Throughout 2020 and during the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve worked hard to improve affordability and give back to our members.

All members were given financial support in 2020, through reduced premiums between April-July 2020 and postponing the premium increase to 1 October 2020.

We’re continuing to provide options and relief to members facing financial hardship or unemployment.

We thank our members for trusting us to care for their health cover, and continued membership.

A look at why premiums increase

With health inflation sitting at around 3.1% per annum and well above general inflation (1.7% in Dec 2019),
health funds are paying more for health care.

Here’s a glance at what’s contributing to higher health care costs.

Learn more

Private hospital treatments in Australia

Overall proportion (%) of procedures done in private hospitals, financial year 2018

Source: PHA Premiums 2020 report

Supporting members at home

When a phone call or visit in your own home is more convenient and helps in your recovery, we are continuing to grow our health and hospital support services to provide you with more choice and better healthcare.

Here to answer any questions

We’re here when you need us and will help however we can.
You can contact our team from 8am – 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am – 1pm Saturday.