National Friendly National Deposit Friendly Society
National Friendly is the trading name of National Deposit Friendly Society, a UK mutual society founded in 1868 offering private medical insurance and other financial services.
A list of UK insurers that offer group private medical insurance, each linked to the scheme terms they publish themselves. It sets out who is in the market without comparing or ranking what any of them offer.
Each insurer here links to the scheme terms it publishes itself, so you can read what it offers in its own words.
National Friendly is the trading name of National Deposit Friendly Society, a UK mutual society founded in 1868 offering private medical insurance and other financial services.
Freedom Health Insurance is a UK independent insurer founded in 2003, offering private medical insurance for individuals and small to medium businesses.
The Exeter is a UK mutual society founded in 1927 offering private medical insurance, income protection and life insurance primarily to individuals.
WPA (Western Provident Association) is a UK not-for-profit private medical insurer founded in 1901, offering health insurance as its sole product.
Vitality Health is a UK-based private medical insurer owned by Discovery Holdings that rewards members for healthy living through a programme of discounts and incentives.
Aviva Health is the health insurance division of Aviva, one of the UK's largest insurance companies, offering tiered private medical insurance plans for individuals, families and businesses.
AXA Health is a UK-based private medical insurer and part of the global AXA Group, known for flexible, modular policy options and digital health services.
Bupa (British United Provident Association) is a UK-based not-for-profit private medical insurer offering policies for individuals, families and employers, with no shareholders and all profits reinvested into the business.
The scheme shapes tool maps your headcount against the options insurers publish, and the tax cost explainer sets out what the premium costs you and each employee. Both draw on sources that insurers and HMRC update, so what you see reflects the date each was read.