Oil and Gas Classic healthcare policy

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Oil and Gas Classic

Our Classic level of international healthcare insurance pays in full for in-patient treatment and also includes cover for many out-patient medical services such as consultations, diagnostic tests, X-rays and treatment by therapists and complementary medical practitioners.

Annual maximum coverage of GBP 500,000 / USD 900,000 /EUR 750,000

Oil and Gas Classic key features:

outpatient treatment
in-patient costs such as accommodation, diagnostic tests and nursing care are covered in full
cancer treatment is covered in full

For full details of all the benefits, exclusions and complete terms and conditions, please see the Membership Guide (PDF, 548KB).

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Detailed list of benefits

Out-patient treatments


Out-patient surgical operations This is surgery that requires you to stay in a bed in a hospital or a clinic during a single day and not overnight.	Out-patient surgical operations are paid in full.
Consultants' fees for consultations The charges made by a consultant, physician, surgeon or anaesthetist following treatment provided to you.	We pay up to GBP 3,000 / USD 4,800 / EUR 4,500 each membership year cumulatively for all of the medical services listed
Pathology, X-rays and diagnostic tests Pathology is the study and diagnosis of illness through the study of bodily fluids, tissues and organs. Common examples are blood tests and skin biopsies. X-rays are used in radiography to generate images of the body’s structures to aid diagnosis. Diagnostic tests can take various forms, but for example include cardiovascular stress tests, electrocardiograms (ECGs) and spirometry (lung function tests).
Costs for treatment by therapists and complementary medicine practitioners Therapists: these can include occupational therapists, orthoptists, dieticians and speech therapists. They must be legally qualified to practice in the country where treatment is received. Complementary medicine practitioners: these can include acupuncturists, homeopaths and Chinese medicine practitioners. They must be legally qualified to practice in the country where treatment is received.
Consultants' and psychologists fees for psychiatric treatment Psychiatric treatment is the treatment of mental health conditions. Fees are the charges made by the consultants and psychologists for the treatment they provide. (Available after two years' membership)

Inpatient treatment


Hospital accommodation The charges that relate to your accommodation as an inpatient. This includes the costs of occupying the hospital’s standard single room with bathroom (en-suite) and also includes your own meals and refreshments.	Hospital accommodation is paid in full.
Surgical operations, including pre- and post-operative care A surgical operation is a medical procedure involving an incision into the body. Pre and post-operative care are the medical services you may require immediately before and after surgery; see ‘nursing care, drugs and surgical dressings’ below.	Surgical operations, including pre and post-operative care are paid in full.
Nursing care, drugs and surgical dressings Nursing care are the general services such as drug provision and wound care provided to you by nursing staff, often immediately before and after surgery and during your recovery.	Nursing care, drugs and surgical dressings are paid in full.
Physicians fees The charges made by your physician, consultant or doctor for non-surgical treatment provided during your stay in hospital. For example, the treatment of pneumonia.	Physicians fees are paid in full.
Theatre charges Theatre charges are costs relating to your surgery. These could include drugs and dressings, equipment and fees for the use of the actual theatre room.	Paid in full.
Intensive Care, intensive therapy, coronary care and high dependency unit Intensive care is a suite of high dependency medical support services that are provided when someone is critically ill. These services are provided in intensive care units, intensive therapy units, high dependency units or cardiac care units.	Paid in full.
Pathology, X-rays, diagnostic tests and therapies Pathology is the study and diagnosis of illness through the study of bodily fluids, tissues and organs. Common examples are blood tests and skin biopsies. X-rays are used in radiography to generate images of the body’s structures to aid diagnosis. Diagnostic tests can take various forms, but for example include cardiovascular stress tests, electrocardiograms (ECGs) and spirometry (lung function tests).	Pathology, X-rays, diagnostic tests and therapies are paid in full.
Prosthetic implants and appliances A prosthetic implant or appliance is an artificial body part which is designed to form a permanent part of your body and is surgically implanted. Examples are artificial heart valves, replacement lens or cornea of the eye and devices to remove excess fluid from the brain.	Prosthetic implants and appliances are paid in full.
Psychiatric treatment The treatment of mental health conditions via a variety of techniques including therapy, the prescription of drugs and pathology. We pay for a total of 90 days’ psychiatric treatment in hospital during your lifetime.	This is available after two years’ membership. We pay for a total of 90 days’ psychiatric treatment in hospital during your lifetime.

Further benefits


Cancer treatment If cancer is diagnosed, we pay fees that are related specifically to planning and carrying out treatment for cancer. Typical treatments include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and pathology.	Cancer treatments are paid in full.
Advanced imaging Examples are: magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography and positron emission tomography. These are modern imaging techniques that allow medical professionals invaluable and detailed views of the body’s structure and function.	Advanced imaging costs are paid in full.
Local road ambulance We pay for medically necessary travel by local road ambulance (a medically-equipped and staffed vehicle) when related to eligible day-case or inpatient treatment.	Local road ambulance costs are paid in full.
Transplant services We pay medical expenses if you need to receive a cornea, small bowel, kidney, kidney/pancreas, liver, heart, lung or heart/lung transplant. We also pay for bone marrow transplants.	Transplant services are paid in full
Healthline services A selection of services available to all of our members. As a Bupa Global member, you can call our Medical Centre at any time of the day or night and speak to medically trained people who understand your situation and can give you the healthcare advice, support and assistance you need. We also have a team of expertly trained people ready to help with any general enquiries you may have. Our people come from many different cultures so, wherever in the world you may be, you can be sure of help from someone who can speak to you in your language.	To make your life easier and to save you time, we have created the exclusive MembersWorld website You can: view your policy update your personal detail track the progress of your claims make payments online search our international hospital directory download claim forms and other useful documents talk to us online using our free Webchat service
USA cover If this option is purchased, you gain access to our US Service Partner’s national network of hospitals, clinics and medical practitioners. Our Service Partner will help you arrange treatment within this network.	When eligible treatment takes place in the US using the US provider network, benefit is paid at 100%. When eligible treatment takes place in the US but outside of this network, benefit is paid at 80%. Please note that all treatment must be pre-authorised, so contact us first to get peace of mind.

Optional benefits


Assistance cover (evacuation and repatriation) Evacuation – if the treatment you need is not available locally, we will arrange for you to be evacuated to the nearest centre of medical excellence, no matter where you are in the world. Repatriation – our highest level of assistance cover gives you the choice of returning to your home country (if treatment is not available locally) to be treated in familiar surroundings, near your family and friends.	Eligible costs associated with evacuation and repatriation services are paid in full.

Assistance cover (evacuation and repatriation)

Evacuation – if the treatment you need is not available locally, we will arrange for you to be evacuated to the nearest centre of medical excellence, no matter where you are in the world. Repatriation – our highest level of assistance cover gives you the choice of returning to your home country (if treatment is not available locally) to be treated in familiar surroundings, near your family and friends.

Eligible costs associated with evacuation and repatriation services are paid in full.

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To discuss your needs, please call us on:

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The Bupa Global difference

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OIL AND GAS CLASSIC

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