1. You'll be eligible for up to seven days of covered basic medication for each pharmacist consultation. To enjoy cashless service, you must present your Bupa Global membership card or digital membership card.
2. Service eligibility is subject to real-time verification of membership status and available benefit limits at point of service.
3. Each pharmacist consultation with medication under the PharmaCare programme will be counted as one visit under the Out-Patient Family Doctor/GP benefit coverage on your health plan.
4. The PharmaCare programme only covers the minor illnesses listed above. Only one sign and symptom will be covered in each pharmacist consultation. Medication will be given for the purpose of curing and not for prevention.
5. The PharmaCare programme is only available to persons who are aged five and above. Minor patients must be accompanied by a parent/guardian to attend pharmacist consultation.
6. Members will need to pay for the pharmacist consultation(s) conducted and/or medication obtained for other non-covered illnesses or medication. Members will either be requested to pay directly to Mannings or QHMS after such consultation(s), or where a Bupa Global membership card or digital membership card has been used to settle payment at Mannings or QHMS, members will need to make shortfall payment to Mannings or QHMS as per the terms and conditions of the health plan.
7. Please refer to your health plan membership guide for more details. In case of inconsistency between the content of the flyer and the terms and conditions of your health plan, the terms and conditions shall prevail.
8. The list of Mannings and QHMS stores with registered pharmacist service, as well as the service hours and availability, are subject to change from time to time without prior notice. Service availability is on a first-come-first-served basis and no booking is required.
9. All transactions under the PharmaCare programme are not eligible to enjoy any discount, benefit or reward (e.g. receive yuu Points) offered by Mannings and/or its affiliated companies and partners.
10. Invoice or pharmacist’s note is not a sick leave certificate. Your employer or organisation may not accept it as a valid proof of absence.
11. Medication breakdown will not be recorded on the Bupa receipt but will be shown on the pharmacist’s note. A pharmacist note will be provided to you at the pharmacist consultation upon request.