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HCF extends coverage for adult children on family plans!

Sarojini P
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Sydney, Australia (CU)_ HCF, one of the leading 10 providers of private health insurance (PHI) in Australia for 2022, has planned to raise the age of adult dependents on family plans from 25 to 31 as a result of recent government amendments. Accordingly, HCF has extended coverage for adult children on family plans as student dependents until age…

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