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BUPA Premier Network Scheme
2.0 Bupa Premier Network Scheme
The SJIB Private Health Insurance is administered by BUPA under its Premier Network Scheme
BUPA has established the BUPA Consultant Partnership. These are consultants who have agreed to work within certain quality and service standards and have committed to charging within BUPA benefit limits.
BUPA has also formed agreements with a network of carefully selected hospitals. The BUPA Partnership Network Hospitals offer excellent standards of clinical care and patient service.
Outpatient surgical operations, day-case or in-patient treatment provided by a BUPA Partnership Consultant carried out in a BUPA Partnership Network Hospital are covered in full.