Our participating health funds are so confident that they offer such great policies that they are ready to be compared online. And we believe that we can save you money and or help you buy a better value or more appropriate policy for your needs from our selection of participating funds. Our participating health funds... Australian Unity NIB HCF Frank Health Insurance CUA Health Navy Health IMAN Australian Health Plans

Haven't Heard of Some of these Health Funds? Yes, some of these funds are not as well known as others in Australia. Some are not for profit private health insurers. This means they’re committed to providing you with the best value and customer service, and are less likely to run large advertising campaigns. We believe that this selection of funds will allow us to help you save money on your health insurance.

Want to Compare a Different Health Fund? We'd love to help! But you'll have to call us on 1300 232 884 as we only compare a small selection on our website. When you call us, just tell us which other funds you want to compare and we'll use information supplied by the Australian government on their private health website to compare other funds for you.  We have been comparing health insurance for years, so we can help make health insurance comparison easy!

Special Offers & Deals from Participating Health Funds See the latest special offers and deals from our participating health insurance funds, available if you buy health insurance through HelpMeChoose.com.au. Health Fund Special Offers	We Offer a Lowest Price Guarantee Our participating health funds pay us for providing this comparison service. This means we don’t charge you any extra for using our service to find & apply for cheap & affordable health insurance.

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* Based on a survey of 193 customers who switched cover during August and September 2011 and saved money on their annual premium (including the 30% federal government rebate). Note some customers may have switched to a lower level of cover or opted for a higher excess. This excludes customers who were upgrading their level of cover.