AXA PPP Healthcare is a significant insurance brand in the UK market today with products aimed at the individual, family and business. The company’s medical service provision started in the 1940’s, since then the company were known as PPP Healthcare Foundation Limited until Guardian Royal Exchange Group acquired them in 1998. A year later Guardian Royal Exchange was bought out by Sun Life & Provincial Holdings a subsidiary of AXA.

A wide variety of health insurance plans are offered by this company, these include healthcare for ordinary residents living in the UK or Channel Islands, business, self employed and expatriates living or working outside of the UK for more than six months of the year. Alternatively, fixed priced healthcare is also available in the form of the AXA PPP Healthcare Cash Plan. Similar fixed priced products include road accident cover, dental insurance, cover for specific conditions such as cancer, stoke or heart disease and tailored health insurance cover for the over 55’s.

With such a large product range to choose from there is a simple, useful, interactive product finder available on the website to help potential customers choose the right health insurance plan. Users are initially asked where they live, the type of health cover required, meeting your needs, specific medical treatment requests which is then followed by a product suggestion.

For those who require further information on health insurance, consider reading the AXA healthcare guide. The guide contains topics explaining what private healthcare is, what does private medical insurance cover, and information on chronic medical conditions, the best options and which health insurance plan is right for me, and a help section.