AXA Hong Kong launches additional coverage for COVID-19
Fighting against the virus with Hong Kong people
In light of the ongoing spread of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), AXA Hong Kong is now offering the
following enhanced coverage and services to its customers to give them a peace of mind.
New COVID-19 policy coverage and benefits, including:
For Employee Benefits customers, they can enjoy the newly added benefit on the coverage of teleconsultations under General Consultation and Specialist Consultation and receive the necessary medical care while staying home.
If customers are admitted to private hospital that requires COVID-19 admission screening test, they can submit the claim for the relevant fee together with their in-patient hospital expenses benefits after discharging from hospital.
Other COVID-19 related policy coverage and its extension period, including:
o If they are suspected of contracting, or are confirmed to have contracted the COVID-19, they do not need to apply for pre-authorisation for hospital admission in Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China and can also apply for any related claims.
o If they are admitted to an isolation ward in a hospital in Hong Kong, Macau or Mainland China due to a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19 infection, they are entitled to claim eligible medical expenses regardless of the type of hospital ward.
o It covers Medical Protection, Cancer & Stroke Therapy, Long-term Care Cover and Term Plans, Precious Mom and Child Insurance as well as Qualifying Deferred Annuity Policies (QDAP) and the Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme (VHIS).
To know more about the COVID-19 policy coverage and services, please visit: https://www.axa.com.hk/en/axa-novel-coronavirus-outbreak
The above coverage is subject to the relevant terms and conditions. Coverage includes medical and travel insurance products purchased via HSBC and underwritten by AXA.
Remarks:
[1] Coverage for teleconsultations is subject to the terms, benefits and exclusions set out in your Group Medical Insurance Policy and the coverage amount is up to the relevant benefit entitlement of such policy. All doctors who provide teleconsultations must be qualified and registered doctors at the relevant place where the teleconsultation takes place.