$750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints no
$132.90/mo
$1,594.80/yr before rebate
Hospital + extras · Basic · Single · Tasmania · release 2026-10-01 · ranked 2026-11-08
Health Partners Basic Accident Hospital $750 Excess with Flex Extras: Wellness
$163.93 a month before the government rebate for a single in Tasmania: Basic hospital-and-extras cover with a $750 excess per person, from the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman's release dated 2026-10-01, ranked 2026-11-08.
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Health Partners's Basic Accident Hospital $750 Excess with Flex Extras: Wellness is hospital + extras at the Basic tier for a single in Tasmania, ranked 16 of 46 open Basic hospital-and-extras policies for that household in the state (15 cheaper and 30 dearer) with 0 of 38 clinical categories covered and 3 restricted, published at $163.93 a month before the government rebate, or about $124.39 after the 24.118% rebate for under-65s on the base income tier (up to $105,000, 1 July 2026 to 31 March 2027), with a $750 excess per person, as published to the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman in its monthly open-data release dated 2026-10-01, read and ranked by OpenStream on 2026-11-08.
At 65 to 69 the same rebate brings it to about $117.80 a month and from 70 to $111.21; every income tier is in the table below, and the 46 Basic policies for a single are ranked on the tier page. Lifetime Health Cover loading adds 2% for each year over 30 where hospital cover starts after the 1 July following the 31st birthday, up to 70%.
15 cheaper Basic hospital-and-extras policies in Tasmania · Every Health Partners tier, by state · Regulator's statement (PHIS)
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After the government rebate
$163.93 a month less the share the government pays, by the age of the oldest person on the policy and the household's income tier (PrivateHealth.gov.au, 1 July 2026 to 31 March 2027; singles' thresholds). Claim it as a lower premium through the insurer or at tax time; any Lifetime Health Cover loading is added on top.
| Oldest person | Up to $105,000 | $105,001 to $123,000 | $123,001 to $164,000 | $164,001 and over |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under 65 | $124.39 · 24.118% off | $137.57 · 16.079% off | $150.75 · 8.038% off | $163.93 · 0% off |
| 65 to 69 | $117.80 · 28.139% off | $130.98 · 20.098% off | $144.16 · 12.058% off | $163.93 · 0% off |
| 70 and over | $111.21 · 32.158% off | $124.39 · 24.118% off | $137.57 · 16.079% off | $163.93 · 0% off |
The record, as published
Per month, before the Australian Government rebate and any Lifetime Health Cover loading.
| Premium per month, before rebate | $163.93 |
|---|---|
| Hospital component | $120.12 |
| Excess per person / per policy | $750 / $750 |
| Tier | Basic |
| Who is covered | Single |
| Pregnancy and birth | Not covered |
| Hospital psychiatric | Restricted |
| Joint replacements | Not covered |
| Cataracts | Not covered |
| Clinical categories | 0 covered, 3 restricted, 35 excluded of 38 |
| Waiting: pre-existing / pregnancy | 12 / — months |
| Ambulance | Emergency only |
| Age-based discount | available |
| Medicare Levy Surcharge exempt | yes |
| Product code · issued | C140/TOKI10 · 2026-08-20 |
Hospital clinical categories
The regulator's 38 categories. Covered means the policy pays as a private patient; restricted means limited benefits as a private patient in a public hospital only.
- Assisted reproductive servicesNot covered
- Back, neck and spineNot covered
- BloodNot covered
- Bone, joint and muscleNot covered
- Brain and nervous systemNot covered
- Breast surgery (medically necessary)Not covered
- CataractsNot covered
- Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancerNot covered
- Dental surgeryNot covered
- Diabetes management (excluding insulin pumps)Not covered
- Dialysis for chronic kidney failureNot covered
- Digestive systemNot covered
- Ear, nose and throatNot covered
- Eye (not cataracts)Not covered
- Gastrointestinal endoscopyNot covered
- GynaecologyNot covered
- Heart and vascular systemNot covered
- Hernia and appendixNot covered
- Hospital psychiatric servicesRestricted
- Implantation of hearing devicesNot covered
- Insulin pumpsNot covered
- Joint reconstructionsNot covered
- Joint replacementsNot covered
- Kidney and bladderNot covered
- Lung and chestNot covered
- Male reproductive systemNot covered
- Miscarriage and termination of pregnancyNot covered
- Pain managementNot covered
- Pain management with deviceNot covered
- Palliative careRestricted
- Plastic and reconstructive surgery (medically necessary)Not covered
- Podiatric surgery (by a registered podiatric surgeon)Not covered
- Pregnancy and birthNot covered
- RehabilitationRestricted
- SkinNot covered
- Sleep studiesNot covered
- Tonsils, adenoids and grommetsNot covered
- Weight loss surgeryNot covered
Extras services
The regulator's 27 general treatment services, with the waiting period in months where the policy covers the service. Benefit limits are on the insurer's own statement.
- General dentalCovered · 2 mo wait
- Major dentalCovered · 12 mo wait
- EndodonticCovered · 12 mo wait
- OrthodonticNot covered
- OpticalNot covered
- Non-PBS pharmaceuticalsCovered · 2 mo wait
- PhysiotherapyNot covered
- ChiropracticNot covered
- PodiatryCovered · 2 mo wait
- PsychologyCovered · 2 mo wait
- AcupunctureCovered · 2 mo wait
- Remedial massageCovered · 2 mo wait
- Hearing aidsNot covered
- Glucose monitorNot covered
- AudiologyNot covered
- Antenatal and postnatalNot covered
- Chinese herbal medicineCovered · 2 mo wait
- DieteticsCovered · 2 mo wait
- Exercise physiologyNot covered
- OrthopticsCovered · 2 mo wait
- Health management programsCovered · 2 mo wait
- Home nursingNot covered
- Occupational therapyCovered · 2 mo wait
- OrthoticsNot covered
- OsteopathyNot covered
- Speech therapyCovered · 2 mo wait
- VaccinationsCovered · 2 mo wait
Against the other 45 Basic policies for a single in TAS
Same tier, same household, same state. Cheapest first; each insurer's own page is the button.
1 Go to Health Insurance Fund of Australia Limited2 
$750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to AIA Health Insurance Pty Ltd$135.54/mo$1,626.48/yr before rebate3 
$750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to nib Health Funds Ltd.$139.12/mo$1,669.44/yr before rebate4 $750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to AIA Health Insurance Pty Ltd$141.17/mo$1,694.04/yr before rebate5 $500 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to AIA Health Insurance Pty Ltd$144.83/mo$1,737.96/yr before rebate6 
$750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to Peoplecare Health Insurance$145.83/mo$1,749.96/yr before rebate7 $750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to Phoenix Health Fund Limited$148.47/mo$1,781.64/yr before rebate8 $750 excess · pregnancy no · psychiatric restricted · joints noGo to Health Partners$149.46/mo$1,793.52/yr before rebate
Questions for a single in Tasmania, answered from the same release
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