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Super Options

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Emergency and non-emergency ambulance
Queensland My family Change your answers
$156.09†a month after the base-tier rebate (24.1%)
$205.70a month, as filed with the Ombudsman
How $156.09 is worked out
  • Premium as filed - $205.70 a month
  • Government rebate - 24.1% of the premium (never of the loading): -$49.61
  • A month - $156.09

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Extras: what you get back

ServiceWaiting periodExample benefits, as filedLimits
General dental2 monthsCheck-up (item 012): $54.35; Scale and clean (item 114): $110.35; Fluoride treatment (item 121): $33.20$1,300 per person a year (shared with other services)
Major dental *12 monthsTooth extraction (item 322): $112.80; Crown (item 615): $748.80$1,300 per person a year (shared with other services)
Root canal2 monthsRoot canal (item 417): $113.80$1,300 per person a year (shared with other services)
Braces12 monthsBraces, upper and lower, with a retainer (item 881): $1300.00$1,300 per person a year (shared with other services)
Glasses and contact lenses *2 monthsSingle vision glasses: 100% back; Multifocal glasses: 100% back$260 per person a year
Prescriptions not on the PBS *2 monthsPrescription: $80.00$200 per person a year
Physiotherapy *2 monthsFirst visit: $40.00; Follow-up visit: $40.00$900 per person a year (shared with other services)
Chiropractic *2 monthsFirst visit: $30.00; Follow-up visit: $30.00$550 per person a year (shared with other services)
Podiatry2 monthsFirst visit: $32.00; Follow-up visit: $23.00$354 per person a year
Psychology2 monthsFirst visit: $75.00; Follow-up visit: $55.00$740 per person a year
Acupuncture *2 monthsFirst visit: $25.00; Follow-up visit: $25.00$250 per person a year (shared with other services)
Remedial massage *2 monthsFirst visit: $25.00; Follow-up visit: $25.00$250 per person a year (shared with other services)
Hearing aids12 monthsHearing aid: $550.00$550 per person a year, 1 appliance every 3 years
Blood glucose monitors12 monthsBlood: 75% back$200 per person a year, 1 appliance every 3 years
Chinese herbal medicine *2 monthsFirst visit: $25.00; Follow-up visit: $25.00$250 per person a year (shared with other services)
Dietitian2 monthsFirst visit: $36.00; Follow-up visit: $18.00$324 per person a year
Eye therapy (orthoptics) *2 monthsFirst visit: $50.00; Follow-up visit: $25.00$900 per person a year (shared with other services)
Health management programs2 monthsBenefit: $100.00$100 per person a year
Home nursing2 monthsFirst visit: $75.00; Follow-up visit: $75.00$1,800 per person a year
Occupational therapy *2 monthsFirst visit: $45.00; Follow-up visit: $25.00$900 per person a year (shared with other services)
Orthotics12 monthsBenefit: 75% back$200 per person a year
Osteopathy *2 monthsFirst visit: $30.00; Follow-up visit: $30.00$550 per person a year (shared with other services)
Speech therapy *2 monthsFirst visit: $75.00; Follow-up visit: $45.00$900 per person a year (shared with other services)

Not covered: Audiology, Antenatal and postnatal, Exercise physiology, Vaccinations.

* Optical benefit paid on frames and prescription optical items. Pharmacy benefit paid after deduction of the PBS co-payment at 100% up to $80 per script. The limits detailed below are subject to a combined overall person limit of $550 for chiro and osteo. A combined overall person limit of $900 for occupational therapy, orthoptics (eye therapy), physio and speech therapy. Our Complementary Therapies sub-limit ($250 per person) includes: acupuncture, myotherapy, remedial massage and traditional Chinese medicine. Benefits for replacement dentures and partial dentures are not paid within three years of previous supply.

Other services, as filed: A 12 month waiting period applies to dental items: 322-324, 331, 595, and 596. A 12 month waiting period applies to IVF drugs. A $20 benefit (1 per person, per calendar year) will be paid on eligible claims for flu vaccinations from a registered pharmacy only. Like most Extras health covers, there are annual limits (a limit on how much we will pay toward your claims) for most services under Super Options. However, your benefit limits will be refreshed every year on January 1. What’s more, we’ll increase your annual limits on a number of services. For example, benefits and annual limits for major dental services increase each year for the first five years of membership. Likewise, benefits and annual limits for complementary therapy services will increase after three years of membership, while optical benefits increase after five years. Other items covered: Asthmatic spacers, Diabetes Education, External Prosthesis, Humidifier/ Nebuliser and a Peak Flow Meter.

Super Options has practically everything you could wish for – major dental, chiro, physio, optical, healthy lifestyle and ambulance to name just a few. Plus, it covers a host of other health services like psychology, orthotics and speech therapy.

Ambulance

Emergency and non-emergency ambulance. Call-out fees covered. Waiting period for emergency transport: 1 day. No limit on emergency transport.

This policy's other options

Every state, household and excess the insurer filed for this policy, with the premium before the rebate.

StateWho is coveredExcessA month, as filed
NSW Me and my partner None$228.60
NSW My family None$228.60
NSW Just me None$114.30
NSW Me and my children None$228.60
NT Me and my partner None$193.80
NT My family None$193.80
NT Just me None$96.90
NT Me and my children None$193.80
QLD Me and my partner None$205.70
QLD My family None$205.70
QLD Just me None$102.85
QLD Me and my children None$205.70
SA Me and my partner None$209.10
SA My family None$209.10
SA Just me None$104.55
SA Me and my children None$209.10
TAS Me and my partner None$198.30
TAS My family None$198.30
TAS Just me None$99.15
TAS Me and my children None$198.30
VIC Me and my partner None$205.60
VIC My family None$205.60
VIC Just me None$102.80
VIC Me and my children None$205.60
WA Me and my partner None$197.60
WA My family None$197.60
WA Just me None$98.80
WA Me and my children None$197.60

Where this comes from

Policy details come from the PrivateHealth.gov.au dataset published by the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman on data.gov.au (release of 1 Oct 2026), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia. Statement A0/QAPS2D, filed by Health Insurance Fund of Australia Limited, issued 1 Apr 2026.

† Monthly premium: the premium the insurer filed with the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman for this state, household and excess, before the Australian Government rebate. Answer the income and age questions and every figure becomes the premium after your rebate, with any Lifetime Health Cover loading added to the hospital share (the rebate never applies to the loading) and the age-based discount taken off it where the policy offers one. Insurers may quote a different payment frequency and round each step; check the figure with the insurer before you join.

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