Review your cover with St Lukes

Review your cover with St Lukes

Regularly reviewing your cover is important. Our lifestyle needs often change, and life can be full of surprises. We want you to feel secure knowing that we have the right cover to suit your current health needs.  

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Review your current level of cover

Benefits of reviewing your cover

It’s important to review your cover often, and we make it easy with our personalised cover review. Make sure that you are on the right level of cover for your lifestyle and talk to our team about your level of cover today.  

How to review your current level of cover

To review your current level of cover, simply get in touch with us by phone, email or visiting one of our Customer Care Centres. One of our friendly team members will take the time to review your current level of cover and make sure it's the best option for you. 

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Switching is easy

Claim straight away - When you sign up for the same level of cover as your old insurer, providing all waiting periods have been served, you can claim with us straight away. 

Switch in your lunch break - Switch on the bus home. Or while you’re walking the dog. The point is, switching is quicker and easier than you might think. 

We’ll contact your old insurer - That’s right, we’re happy to have that awkward ‘it’s-not-me-it’s-you’ conversation with your old insurer. 

We’re local - Whether it’s face-to-face or over the phone, nothing is as easy as dealing with a local. It’s service with a smile. 

Switching is easy

Step 1

Choose your cover

Get a quote online and select your preferred cover or contact us to receive a personalised cover review. 

Step 2

Let us do the paperwork

Our local team will cancel your old insurance and set up you up as St Lukes member. 

Step 3

Start enjoying your benefits

When you sign up for the same level of cover as your old insurer, providing all waiting periods have been served, you can claim with us straight away.

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Frequently asked questions

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