Bupa revamps SME PMI including dental care, DNA testing and 15-minute GP visits

Bupa has overhauled its small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) health insurance offering.

The update includes dental care as standard, 15-minute GP appointments and preventative DNA testing.

The insurer said the suite of new benefits would help businesses keep their people healthier while supporting growth and talent retention.

They include:

 

Dental treatment will be available to all eligible customers from 1 August with face-to-face GP services available to new and renewing eligible customers from the same date.

Medication Check will be offered to new and renewing eligible customers from 1 June, and all eligible customers from 1 August.

Prevention Pathways for breast cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease will be available to eligible renewing customers from 1 September, and to new customers following a 12‑month waiting period.

Health & Protection has contacted Bupa to confirm eligibility requirements for the benefits.

 

‘Small businesses under pressure’

Dan Sullivan, director of product and proposition at Bupa UK Insurance, said: “Small businesses are under pressure right now. With sickness absence at record levels, even one person being off can have a big impact.

“That’s why SMEs need healthcare that works harder for their business – helping people stay well, get support earlier and return to full health sooner, improving productivity and growth.

“SMEs need to compete with large corporates on benefits. By strengthening our SME health insurance offering, we’re bringing together something genuinely distinctive – from being the only UK insurer to include dental care as standard, to leading the market on preventative health.”

Standard product features of the insurer’s SME health insurance include:

 

 

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