Living in Durban? Fedhealth contracts with major hospital groups across the metro. We help Durban residents see which Fedhealth plan fits their household — and how it stacks up against other SA schemes.
Fedhealth sells the same national plan menu wherever you live, but the value of a plan depends on the hospital and specialist network in your city. Durban is well served by the major private hospital groups, which means most Fedhealth hospital network plans work without big out-of-network co-payments.
When comparing in Durban, look at the hospital list of each plan, your nearest day surgery, and whether your regular GP is on the network. Our quiz captures these preferences and shortlists Fedhealth plans alongside comparable schemes.
Premiums and benefits shown after the quiz are estimates. Final cover is confirmed by Fedhealth after underwriting.
Durban hospital networks: Fedhealth plans typically include the major private hospitals serving Durban.
Compare locally: See which schemes give Durban residents the strongest specialist and GP networks.
Local advisor follow-up: Optional call-back from an advisor who understands Durban provider networks.
Medical aid is a registered medical scheme that pays providers directly and is regulated by the Council for Medical Schemes. Medical insurance is a short-term insurance product that pays cash benefits for specified events. Medical aid generally offers broader cover for chronic and in-hospital care.
Premiums vary widely based on the scheme, plan tier, your age and the number of dependants. Hospital plans typically start from a few hundred rand a month, while comprehensive plans can be several thousand. The quote you receive will give you an estimate based on your inputs.
Yes. Medical schemes accept individual members regardless of employment status. You will typically pay the full contribution yourself rather than sharing it with an employer.
Generally, yes. Hospital plans focus on in-hospital cover and prescribed minimum benefits, which makes them more affordable. Comprehensive plans add day-to-day benefits like GP visits, dentistry and optometry.
Yes. Every medical aid quote on MedicalQuotes.co.za is completely free and there is no obligation to sign up. You only pay a contribution once you accept a plan directly with the medical scheme.
A medical aid quote is an estimate based on the scheme's current contribution tables, so it usually stays accurate until the scheme's next annual price adjustment (typically 1 January). If your age, income or number of dependants changes, request a fresh quote.
Our quiz takes under 60 seconds. You'll see suitable matches immediately after submitting, and a consultant will follow up using your preferred contact method.
Only if you give consent. We or an authorised partner will contact you about your medical aid quote using the method you select. You can opt out at any time.