Personal Care Assistant Insurance Cover
JustPete
Community Volunteer Adviser, Scope Member Posts: 303 Empowering
I would love to hear from people who require personal assistance and therefore 'should' have "Care Insurance" in place.
What is your experience with you insurers? (Good and bad)
Do you know what you are covered for?
Are you paying too much? To little?
What is your experience with you insurers? (Good and bad)
Do you know what you are covered for?
Are you paying too much? To little?
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I had to take this out for my daughter when she had a PA. It was all paid for as part of her personal budget but it was just £99 for the whole year. I won't mention the company because it's against the rules to advertise paid for items/services.
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@poppy123456 Which company have you used? I've stuck with Fish for 30-odd years but they've just changed their policy dramatically?0
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