Your health well insured in Spain

Alex · by **Alex** » Sun Jan 21, 2024 6:37 pm

Unhappy with your health insurance in Spain or looking for one that fits your needs?

If your health insurance has been cancelled, your premium has been increased with your age, your medical directory or cover fall short or you’re simply not happy with the service, the best option is to look for insurance in Spain that fits your needs and has multiple benefits, such as ASSSA medical insurance:

Unique guarantees
ASSSA doesn’t increase your medical insurance premium due to age. Plus, the company guarantees the non-cancellation of your policy in the contract, giving you the peace of mind that comes with knowing you’ll have lifetime cover protecting you always, something that’s extremely important.

Personal attention in your language
With ASSSA, language won’t be a barrier, as from day one you’ll be assigned a multilingual contact person in your nearest office to personally advise, help and look after you.
Plus, the ASSSA insurance company has many medical centres where different languages are spoken or where translation services are available.

Health insurance to suit you
ASSSA provides different types of cover, all without copayments, that can fit each person's needs Likewise, for everyone needing health insurance to obtain a Visa or Residence permit in Spain, ASSSA's insurance is ideal because it meets all the requirements of Consulates and Immigration Offices.
The Company is also highly specialised in dealing with international citizens and offers direct access to specialists and private medical services without waiting lists in numerous prestigious medical centres.
Alongside all this, ASSSA has many other advantages, including the possibility of a second medical opinion or preventive medicine, perfect for taking care of your health.

Insure your health with ASSSA
If you’re currently with another insurance company in Spain and you switch to ASSSA medical insurance, you’ll get facilities and advantages, such as the removal of waiting periods.

Now is the best time to contract your health insurance with ASSSA, as you’ll benefit from its lifetime discounts and exclusive guarantees.

With ASSSA your health is well protected.

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Angela17 · by **Angela17** » Mon Jan 22, 2024 8:54 am

Is anyone currently using this company please? Would appreciate hearing about your experiences.
We are currently insured with Caser and they have been great but ASSA are advertising no premium increases due to age and this sounds appealing as we've got another 10 years to go before we can get our S1s.

Paul M · by **Paul M** » Mon Jan 22, 2024 10:06 am

That’s clearly a paid for advert Alex has posted. I have previously recommended ASSSA on this forum in the past but we have just cancelled our ASSSA health policies after 8 years due to a few recent very bad experiences. Unfortunately too lengthy to scribe here.

Heard good things about CASER so maybe think again and investigate levels of cover fully before switching.

elchedave · by **elchedave** » Tue Jan 23, 2024 10:59 am

Angela17 wrote:Is anyone currently using this company please? Would appreciate hearing about your experiences.
We are currently insured with Caser and they have been great but ASSA are advertising no premium increases due to age and this sounds appealing as we've got another 10 years to go before we can get our S1s.

We have been with ASSSA for over 20 years, my wife hasn't renewed hers this year due to obtaining her S1, i have continued for another year due to ongoing treatment.
We have mixed feelings really, in the early years they & Quiron were very good but standards seem to have slipped recently. Also, several years ago i had an operation after which the dressing required changing daily then weekly for quite a while after. Imagine my surprise when my premium increased by 25% the following year. On questioning the increase i was told it was because i had too many appointments during the past year. One other point i will mention, i don't know if it is standard amongst all companies but you cannot cancel mid-way through a year, you are commited to them from January to December.
All in all after hearing about Caser i think i would stick with them rather than change.
Regards,
Dave.

Paul M · by **Paul M** » Tue Jan 23, 2024 11:12 am

Yes the premium is for the full 12 months cover even if you pay monthly you still have to pay the full 12 months regardless of any wish to cancel.

As said previously, I have previously recommended ASSSA on this forum but our recent experiences have proved very disappointing, bordering on traumatic!

Angela17 · by **Angela17** » Tue Jan 23, 2024 11:37 am

Thank you, your replies have been so helpful. Think we'll stay with Caser!

Your health well insured in Spain