National Friendly launches 'Extensive' PMI proposition

Includes unlimited cover

John Brazier
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National Friendly has rolled out a new private medical insurance (PMI) product that offers unlimited cover to policyholders.

The Extensive policy has been designed specifically for consumers seeking prompt private treatments, according to the insurer, offering an unlimited level of coverage. The cover incorporates a range of cancer cover, with no limits on out-patient treatments, scans, diagnostics and operations, as well as benefits to improve the customer experience, such as private GP access.  Policyholder wellbeing is provisioned for throughout regular "well-person" checks, while cover for families, couples and single parents is also included. Graham Singleton, chief executive at National Friendly, c...

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