Group Insurance
Cover for the teams insurers turn away.
GMC, GPA and OPD add-ons for companies under ten people — the segment everyone else sets a minimum headcount to avoid.
Group insurance
Six people is a company. Insurers keep forgetting.
Group cover almost always starts at twenty employees. That leaves most early-stage companies in the country buying nothing at all. We set no minimum.
- No twenty-employee minimum
- Add and remove people any time
- One invoice, one renewal date
- Employees get the same card as everyone else
- GMC
Group Medical Cover
Hospitalisation for your team, and their families if you want it.
- GPA
Group Personal Accident
Accidental injury and disability, on the clock or off it.
- OPD
OPD add-on
The same cashless consultations, labs and pharmacy.
Objections
What small companies say, and what's actually true.
- “We're only six people.”
- That's the whole point. Most insurers set a twenty-employee floor for group cover; we don't set one at all.
- “People join and leave constantly.”
- Add or remove anyone mid-term. Premiums adjust pro-rata rather than waiting for renewal.
- “We can't afford full health insurance.”
- Start with the OPD add-on alone. It's the cover people use monthly, and it costs a fraction of GMC.
- “Nobody here wants to administer this.”
- One invoice, one renewal date, and employees deal with us directly rather than with you.
Get a quote
Tell us how many people you're covering.
We'll come back with a number, and with what it doesn't include.
