Get Polmed Chronic Medicine Management Application Form

The Chronic Illness Benefit covers approved medicine for the 26 Prescribed Minimum Benefit (PMB) Chronic Disease List (CDL) conditions on all plans. Approved medicine on the Chronic Illness Benefit medicine list (formulary) will be funded in full up to the Scheme Rate.

The Chronic Illness Benefit covers approved medicine for the 26 Prescribed Minimum Benefit (PMB) Chronic Disease List (CDL) conditions on all plans. Approved medicine on the Chronic Illness Benefit medicine list (formulary) will be funded in full up to the Scheme Rate.

Q: What is Chronic medication? A: Medication that is taken on a daily basis for a period exceeding 6 months is defined as Chronic medication. Medical aids are obliged to pay for chronic medication when such medication forms part in the treatment of a PMB CONDITION.

AIDS: A new Internet database allows people with HIV to anonymously record their medical information and report their treatment side effects. The online database was launched through the cooperative efforts of persons with AIDS, activists, and webmasters.

Q: What is Chronic medication? A: Medication that is taken on a daily basis for a period exceeding 6 months is defined as Chronic medication. Medical aids are obliged to pay for chronic medication when such medication forms part in the treatment of a PMB CONDITION.

The Chronic Illness Benefit covers approved medicine for the 26 Prescribed Minimum Benefit (PMB) Chronic Disease List (CDL) conditions on all plans. Approved medicine on the Chronic Illness Benefit medicine list (formulary) will be funded in full up to the Scheme Rate.

You or your treating doctor can call POLMED to obtain pre-authorisation for your chronic medication. Note: Notify the courier pharmacies directly about any address updates to avoid delays in the delivery of your medication. Ensure your doctor prescribes items on the medication formulary to avoid a 20% co-payment.

Q: What is Chronic medication? A: Medication that is taken on a daily basis for a period exceeding 6 months is defined as Chronic medication. Medical aids are obliged to pay for chronic medication when such medication forms part in the treatment of a PMB CONDITION.

AIDS: A new Internet database allows people with HIV to anonymously record their medical information and report their treatment side effects. The online database was launched through the cooperative efforts of persons with AIDS, activists, and webmasters.

You may not have any symptoms at all for up to 10 years. At that point, HIV begins to make it hard for your body to fight off infections, so you can get infections that normally wouldn't affect you. When your immune system reaches a certain point of weakness, that's when HIV becomes AIDs.

AIDS: A new Internet database allows people with HIV to anonymously record their medical information and report their treatment side effects. The online database was launched through the cooperative efforts of persons with AIDS, activists, and webmasters.

If you paid for a service directly and want to request a member refund, you need to submit your proof of payment (receipt or bank deposit slip) together with the service provider's account that displays a zero balance for the claim. Obtain a detailed account/statement from the service provider.

You or your treating doctor can call POLMED to obtain pre-authorisation for your chronic medication. Note: Notify the courier pharmacies directly about any address updates to avoid delays in the delivery of your medication. Ensure your doctor prescribes items on the medication formulary to avoid a 20% co-payment.

You or your treating doctor can call POLMED to obtain pre-authorisation for your chronic medication. Note: Notify the courier pharmacies directly about any address updates to avoid delays in the delivery of your medication. Ensure your doctor prescribes items on the medication formulary to avoid a 20% co-payment.

You can apply for the Chronic Disease Benefit in the following ways: Call Chronic Medicine Management (CMM) on 0860 002 153 between 8.30am and 5pm on Monday to Thursday, and between 9am and 5pm on Fridays. Apply here at .fedhealth.co.za. You'll need to register before you can apply.

You may not have any symptoms at all for up to 10 years. At that point, HIV begins to make it hard for your body to fight off infections, so you can get infections that normally wouldn't affect you. When your immune system reaches a certain point of weakness, that's when HIV becomes AIDs.

HIV testing is voluntary and completely confidential. Registration is easy and confidential. Call us on 0860 100 646. Send a 'Please call me' to 083 410 9078.

You may not have any symptoms at all for up to 10 years. At that point, HIV begins to make it hard for your body to fight off infections, so you can get infections that normally wouldn't affect you. When your immune system reaches a certain point of weakness, that's when HIV becomes AIDs.

If you paid for a service directly and want to request a member refund, you need to submit your proof of payment (receipt or bank deposit slip) together with the service provider's account that displays a zero balance for the claim. Obtain a detailed account/statement from the service provider.

You may change your plan online at .polmed.co.za. You simply need to log in to the Member Zone to access this facility. PLEASE NOTE: This form should only be completed should you wish to change your plan.

If you paid for a service directly and want to request a member refund, you need to submit your proof of payment (receipt or bank deposit slip) together with the service provider's account that displays a zero balance for the claim. Obtain a detailed account/statement from the service provider.

You can apply for the Chronic Disease Benefit in the following ways: Call Chronic Medicine Management (CMM) on 0860 002 153 between 8.30am and 5pm on Monday to Thursday, and between 9am and 5pm on Fridays. Apply here at .fedhealth.co.za. You'll need to register before you can apply.

A rapid antigen/antibody test done with blood from a finger stick can usually detect HIV 18 to 90 days after exposure. An antigen/antibody lab test using blood from a vein can usually detect HIV 18 to 45 days after exposure. A nucleic acid test (NAT) can usually detect HIV 10 to 33 days after exposure.

HIV testing is voluntary and completely confidential. Registration is easy and confidential. Call us on 0860 100 646. Send a 'Please call me' to 083 410 9078.

You can get an HIV test at many places: Your health care provider's office. Health clinics or community health centers. STD or sexual health clinics.

You can apply for the Chronic Disease Benefit in the following ways: Call Chronic Medicine Management (CMM) on 0860 002 153 between 8.30am and 5pm on Monday to Thursday, and between 9am and 5pm on Fridays. Apply here at .fedhealth.co.za. You'll need to register before you can apply.

You may change your plan online at .polmed.co.za. You simply need to log in to the Member Zone to access this facility. PLEASE NOTE: This form should only be completed should you wish to change your plan.

Chronic medicine application process A POLMED pharmacist assesses the application. Once the application has been processed an authorisation letter will be posted to the member. This letter will also be available if the member signs into the Customer Online area of the POLMED website or on the POLMED mobile application.

A rapid antigen/antibody test done with blood from a finger stick can usually detect HIV 18 to 90 days after exposure. An antigen/antibody lab test using blood from a vein can usually detect HIV 18 to 45 days after exposure. A nucleic acid test (NAT) can usually detect HIV 10 to 33 days after exposure.

HIV testing is voluntary and completely confidential. Registration is easy and confidential. Call us on 0860 100 646. Send a 'Please call me' to 083 410 9078.

You can get an HIV test at many places: Your health care provider's office. Health clinics or community health centers. STD or sexual health clinics.

Chronic medicine application process A POLMED pharmacist assesses the application. Once the application has been processed an authorisation letter will be posted to the member. This letter will also be available if the member signs into the Customer Online area of the POLMED website or on the POLMED mobile application.

You may change your plan online at .polmed.co.za. You simply need to log in to the Member Zone to access this facility. PLEASE NOTE: This form should only be completed should you wish to change your plan.

A rapid antigen/antibody test done with blood from a finger stick can usually detect HIV 18 to 90 days after exposure. An antigen/antibody lab test using blood from a vein can usually detect HIV 18 to 45 days after exposure. A nucleic acid test (NAT) can usually detect HIV 10 to 33 days after exposure.

You can get an HIV test at many places: Your health care provider's office. Health clinics or community health centers. STD or sexual health clinics.

Chronic medicine application process A POLMED pharmacist assesses the application. Once the application has been processed an authorisation letter will be posted to the member. This letter will also be available if the member signs into the Customer Online area of the POLMED website or on the POLMED mobile application.