Trauma Cover

Trauma cover can provide you with a lump sum payment if you’re diagnosed with one of 43 specifically defined insured trauma conditions – including stroke, cancer, heart disease, kidney failure and dementia. It helps relieve the financial stress of an illness and allow you to focus on your recovery.

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Importance of Life Insurance

Key Benefits of Life Insurance:

Purpose of Cover

Access medical treatment, pay for major medical biills & rehabilitation, cut back at work and concentrate on your recovery.

Peace of Mind

Give yourself the time to heal & recover without having to worry about how you are going to pay your bills!

Tax treatment

The claim PayOut is Tax Free

Tailor your cover to suits your needs/ budget

  • Stand-Alone Vs Linked Covers
  • Can only be held Outside Super
  • ReInstatement Option
  • Standard Vs Premier

Some of the conditions covered under Trauma Insurance?

Most providers list more than fifty conditions for inclusion in their trauma insurance policies.

While rules and requirements vary among insurers, illnesses which are generally considered traumatic include those listed in the chart below:

  • Heart attack/Heart disease
  • Heart Valve/ Bypass Sugeries
  • Stroke
  • Most types of cancer
  • Cancer
  • Coma
  • Neurological diseases
  • Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Major Head Trauma
  • Major organ damage/transplant
  • Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s Disease
  • Severe diabetes
  • Medically acquired HIV
  • Meningitis or meningococcal
  • Paralysis
  • Loss of Independent Existence 
  • Severe arthritis
  • Blindness
  • Deafness or loss of speech
  • Major Burns
  • Aplastic Anaemia
  • Medically-Acquired HIV
  • Occupationally-Acquired HIV
These conditions can be life-threatening, debilitating, or come with significant treatment costs which may not be fully covered by private health insurance or by the public health care system.

For a full list of covered conditions, it’s important to read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) when researching policies to understand exactly what’s covered and determine whether a provider is right for you.

How much does Trauma cover cost?

* The below premiums are indicative and are meant to give you an estimate of approximate premiums.
Quotes are valid as of Feb’2025 & subject to expiry

Trauma Cover

Male - Monthly Premium35 Yrs Old40 Yrs Old45 Yrs Old50 Yrs Old55 Yrs Old
$150K Cover$36$53$89$151$251
$200K Cover$46$68$116$199$333

Female - Monthly Premium35 Yrs Old40 Yrs Old45 Yrs Old50 Yrs Old55 Yrs Old
$150K Cover$42$57$78$119$185
$200K Cover$53$74$102$155$244

Costs are based on:
* Premier Stand-Alone Cover (not attached to life cover)
* With Re-Instatement benefit
* Non-Smoker
* Health BMI Range
* White Collar Worker
* Standard Rates: Insurers may apply loading/ exclusions based on medical history/pre-existing medical conditions if any.
* Super Rebates will apply if paying through your Super/ SMSF
* Further Discounts/ Tax Deductions may apply based on your scenario OR covers that you take