Suncorp Health Insurance Review
Suncorp health insurance offers a quality range of plans, but you may find a better sign-up deal by shopping around.

Review by our life insurance senior writer James Martin
Suncorp offers five different hospital plans, ranging from a better-than-average Basic plan up to a comprehensive, no-exclusion Gold policy. Mix and match depending on your needs.
Suncorp has been providing health insurance since 1902. They serve approximately nine million people across Australia and New Zealand, and are part of the Suncorp Group of insurers, which includes AAMI, GIO, Apia and Shannons.
In an effort to provide customers with better flexibility and choice when it comes to private health insurance, the government has standardised hospital insurance plans into four tiers: Basic, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By setting a minimum list of requirements for each tier and allowing insurers to enhance them with 'plus' options, consumers should now have a better idea of what to expect when they purchase health insurance from someone like Suncorp.
As part of a government incentive to encourage young people to take out health insurance, Suncorp is offering age-based discounts for people aged 18-29 purchasing Suncorp Hospital cover. For each year you are underneath 30, you receive a 2% discount on your premiums up to a maximum of 10%. This discount persists until you reach the age of 41, at which point it decreases by 2% per year back down to zero.
In addition to the benefits you receive from your hospital and/or extras policy, Suncorp members get the following:
To make a claim on your Suncorp Health Insurance, you will need your Suncorp Health Insurance customer number and supporting documentation such as a provider's receipt.
You can claim online anytime and in the case of extras cover, when visiting any service provider who offers on-the-spot claims by swiping your Suncorp Health Insurance card.
Work out your savings and see the financial case for going sober.
Health insurance is mandatory for most overseas workers. Compare 10+ OVHC policies for working in Australia.
If you’re working or studying overseas, taking out expat health insurance before you leave will ensure you can access a high level of medical care globally and get more than what's offered by travel insurance.
Health insurance premiums will go up by an average of 3.73% in 2025 - find out how much your fund is jacking prices up by.
Need health cover for gastroscopy? Find out how private health insurance and Medicare cover treatment and compare the costs for the most affordable option.
Our experts compared 40+ funds and analysed hundreds of policies to help you find the best health insurance.
Mental health issues are serious and can be costly, which is why Australian health funds are legally obligated to offer cover for treatment.
Guide for what to do when your health insurance premiums are in arrears and how to avoid this situation.
There are a number of reasons why taking out private health cover now rather than later can be a smart thing for singles to do.
Find out everything you need to know about getting couples health insurance.