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Expat consumers still need to put health as a high priority

The UK is in a recession and the NHS is also feeling the effects caused by the country’s dire situation. Despite NHS improvements, medical insurance is becoming more expensive and is still very much a necessity to many. Though the NHS offers support to the British, expats are denied the support and have to face their health problems alone unless they have health insurance.

Many Insurance companies are over-looking many diseases that need constant support, and are only offering policies to those who have Chronic Disease cover. Many expats are demanding that insurance providers supply cover for chronic and on-going diseases. This is something small UK insurance companies already cover, and have been for many years. And Bupa have now introduced a new plan that will cover chronic diseases like it does for acute diseases. This is because though health insurance is expensive at this time it is still essential to have a policy in place.

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