Aetna
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From: Sandpit
They reimbursed me for a large deduction the company took out over an ER visit that turned into a longer stay. Easy to submit the claim to them via email and the money was wired back into my account a few days after the claim was submitted.
In my opinion it is well worth it for the wife and especially the kids, however I don't think it is worth it for the employee as our coverage is much higher.
In my opinion it is well worth it for the wife and especially the kids, however I don't think it is worth it for the employee as our coverage is much higher.
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From: Stratosphere
BIG advantage is they ignore pre-existing conditions, which is then also carried over when you leave EK and the cover can be continued (at market rate)..at least you then have cover you might not have otherwise had.
I hear there are better schemes out there (cheaper) that some have access to, but none available to me. With the seemingly ever-increasing preference of EK's personnel management to deny claims where possible, having Aetna in my back pocket is a weight off.
I hear there are better schemes out there (cheaper) that some have access to, but none available to me. With the seemingly ever-increasing preference of EK's personnel management to deny claims where possible, having Aetna in my back pocket is a weight off.
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Hell in a hand basket
Aetna paid approx. AED 5000 of a procedure that was 28000 when EK decided after I received pre-approval they weren't going to pay for parts of the bill. Probably could have fought it but it was much easier to just file with Aetna online. Received payment within 10 days.

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From: Alps
I must say that Baymac looks the better option, seems more like a full policy as opposed to a top up as previously mentioned plus kids are free...
I went to a Aetna presentation and it seems to me that there are still a lot of grey areas.
Lots of questions and examples raised not all answered and lots of them only vaguely answered...
Any more opinions welcome though as defo need to get one of them...
I went to a Aetna presentation and it seems to me that there are still a lot of grey areas.
Lots of questions and examples raised not all answered and lots of them only vaguely answered...
Any more opinions welcome though as defo need to get one of them...
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From: Hades.
BIG advantage is they ignore pre-existing conditions
Not saying AETNA is bad, just ask all the questions and get confirmation of cover for ANY pre-existing before you hand over your money!




