Bupa rolls out new health proposition for families

Including mental health support and cancer care

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Bupa has announced the launch of a new health proposition, Bupa Family+, to offer savings for families.

Under the new proposition, any younger children will be covered for free when customers insure their eldest child up to the age of 20. As mental health is Bupa's highest claims area for children and young people between 4-17 years old, Bupa Family+ includes "extensive" mental health support with cover for more conditions, ongoing support for long-term conditions, no time limits and support through the health insurer's Family Mental HealthLine. The new cover also comprises cancer care for the whole family at every stage from diagnosis to treatment and round-the-clock support from Bupa'...

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