Health insurance question · Victoria · Couple · release 2026-10-01 · ranked 2026-11-09
Hospital cover under $200 a month in Victoria for a couple
The Private Health Insurance Ombudsman's monthly open-data release dated 2026-10-01 holds 0 open policies that answer this question, too few to rank.
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The same household in Victoria, other questions; and every tier in the state.
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- Every tier and household in Victoria
Important information
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- Every premium on these pages is the figure the insurer publishes to the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman's PrivateHealth.gov.au data, release dated 01-Oct-2026, shown per month before the Australian Government rebate and before any Lifetime Health Cover loading. What you pay depends on your income tier, your age when you first took hospital cover, your state and the excess you choose. It can be lower or higher than the figure shown.
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- Source: PrivateHealth.gov.au open data, published by the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman on data.gov.au under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia. Products closed to new members are not shown. Figures are reproduced, not estimated.