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    What can I be covered for?

    • Dental, GP, Physio, prescription glasses

      When life gets in the way with unexpected medical expenses, you can rest easy knowing they’re covered. Whether it’s a new set of glasses, a trip to the dentist or seeing your GP, you can get up to 60% or 80% of your costs back with cover that won’t cost the earth.
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    • Cancer, surgery, specialist consultation

      When big things hit, you want fast access to the best care you can find. With our hospital cover, that’s exactly what you get. Whether it’s surgery or specialist consultations, you’ll have the support you need to bounce back faster without costing you a small fortune.
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    What am I covered for?

    • Coming soon! See a doctor from your phone with Tend

      nib has teamed up with Tend, a digital healthcare service, which will offer eligible nib members unlimited doctor visits both virtually and in-clinic from the beginning of 2021.
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      Search for my nib and download our free app from iTunes or Google Play.
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    What is the nib First Choice network?

    • See an nib First Choice provider and have 100% of eligible costs covered (up to your benefit limit and in line with your policy). Understand more about the nib First Choice network here.

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