QUINN healthcare announces premium increases for 2012

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On November 29, 2011
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Quinn-healthcare has announced an average price increase of 12% on premiums to come into effect for January 2012. The company has blamed continued government increases to the health insurance levy and changes to Age Related Tax Relief (ARTR), where relief for 50-59 year olds was most recently removed.

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On November 22, 2011
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The following article appeared in the Irish Independent:

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On November 18, 2011
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Aviva have, as predicted by www.irishhealthinsurance.ie confirmed the introduction of co payments or shortfalls across the majority of their plans for orthopaedic procedures in private and high tech hospitals.

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On November 18, 2011
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On Tuesday the 22nd of November, Aviva Health will launch two new affordable plans in a bid to attract younger members who might otherwise be considering dropping their health insurance altogether in the face of increasing prices.

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On November 3, 2011
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… by CONOR POPE, Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Irish Times

Posted by irishhealthinsurance
On October 14, 2011
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Some of you who have previously switched from Vhi to another health insurance provider will be aware that Vhi’s policy was to cancel your multi trip travel insurance with effect from the day you cancelled your health insurance with no refund.

Posted by irishhealthinsurance
On October 6, 2011
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A recent article in the Sunday Business Post revealed the details of confidential submissions from the Vhi to the Department of Health which show the depth of division between the two, on the future of the Vhi.

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On September 30, 2011
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The EU, as expected, has ruled against Ireland for continuing to allow VHI an exemption from regulation by the Central Bank. As a result of this the VHI will now have to find over €300 Million to reach the solvency requirements that would allow it to meet the regulatory solvency requirements and be fully regulated.

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On September 30, 2011
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Posted by irishhealthinsurance
On August 26, 2011
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VHI was Ireland’s only private health insurer, a semi-state body, for nearly 40 years. Deregulation saw the appearance of BUPA, (replaced by Quinn Healthcare) and later VIVAS Health, bought over by Aviva Health.

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