At CBHS we help you manage your health challenges. We believe in offering you the services, support and tools you need to live your best life.
Our Better Living Programs are available to support eligible members towards a healthier lifestyle. Each Better Living Program is subject to its own eligibility criteria.
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Limited Hospital (Bronze Plus) + Top Extras
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KickStart (Basic Plus)
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Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Treatment for cancers of the blood is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer.
Limited Hospital (Bronze Plus)
https://www.cbhs.com.au/health-insurance/hospital-cover/limited-hospital-bronze-plus
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Treatment for cancers of the blood is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer.
Frequently Asked Questions
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An example of a minor medical procedure could be the removal of a small cancerous spot.
Improving your fitness and achieve your goals
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Even moderate amounts of regular physical activity can help make you fitter, which reduces your risk of developing chronic health conditions including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers.
Natasha McCann
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CBHS helped my family immensely, mainly my mother who died of brain cancer a few years ago.
Why do I need private health insurance?
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Benefits you can expect from private health cover include: Dental surgery Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer Gastrointestinal endoscopy Gynaecology Heart and vascular system Hernia and appendix Joint reconstructions Weight loss surgery Mental health services Retired?, If you were born later than this date, the good news is you could be entitled to a rebate from the Government, which means money back on your health insurance premium.Benefits you can expect include: Back, neck and spine surgery Ambulance cover Accident cover Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer Gastrointestinal endoscopy Optical services Physiotherapy Health aids Pharmaceutical Hearing aids Palliative care The CBHS Group acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we gather, live and work.
Women’s health - common health problems
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/women's-health
Related articles View more related articles About women’s health Men and women experience many of the same illnesses, although some are unique to women, such as cervical cancer and endometriosis., Women are more likely than men to experience blood and metabolic disorders, neurological conditions and musculoskeletal conditions, and the most common cancer for Australian women is breast cancer., Now it is one in nine. 50% Almost 50% of Australian women have one or more chronic condition. 91% Five-year survival rates from breast cancer are 91%., Health checks include breast exams, bone density tests, skin cancer screening, bowel cancer screening and eye screenings., Related articles View More Sources https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/ https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/men-women/female-health/contents/how-does-the-health-of-females-and-males-compare https://nbcf.org.au/ https://carers.dementia.org.au/ https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/health-checks-for-women https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/womens-health https://ovarian-cancer.canceraustralia.gov.au/ http://www.cancerscreening.gov.au/internet/screening/publishing.nsf/Content/cervical-screening-1 The CBHS Group acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we gather, live and work.
CBHS partners with SkinVision to provide digital skin checks at no cost for members
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/cbhs-partners-with-skinvision-to-provide-digital-skin-checks-at-no-cost-for-members
While precautions have been in place to combat the spread of the virus, some skin cancer treatments and diagnoses have been delayed, as people have been too concerned to head out to their doctors., While skin cancer is not entirely preventable, routine checks are crucial for the early detection of skin cancer., “We have one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world and this new app can offer the first line of defence,” says Craig Jones, Head of Clinical and Provider Relations at CBHS., Two out of three Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer before the age of 70, so we’re delighted to partner with SkinVision to bring our members the benefits of a significant advance in digital detection and prevention.”, SkinVision is the first CE marked skin cancer application based on extensive clinical trials, conducted in partnership with Erasmus Medical Center (EMC) and the university clinic of Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU).
Bipin’s free-spirited approach to staying healthy, wealthy and wise
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/bipin-s-free-spirited-approach-to-staying-healthy-wealthy-and-wise
Cancer diagnosis That strength was called on in October 2019 when Bipin’s son, Damien, was diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel and liver cancer., We have no family history of bowel cancer and Damien was only 31 when he was diagnosed, so it was a shock to all of us., While COVID-19 was just beginning to emerge, Damien was undergoing major surgery and chemotherapy to treat the cancer.
Women’s health
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Breast cancer The most common cancer for women in Australia is breast cancer., Breast cancer risk The risk of contracting breast cancer rises with age., Treatment of breast cancer Treatment options vary depending on the type of cancer detected., Cervical cancer Cervical cancer often has no symptoms in the early stages of the disease., It’s rare for HPV to lead to cervical cancer.
Your guide to health checks for women
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/your-guide-to-health-checks-for-women
Skin cancer checks Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in world, yet there’s no formal skin checking program in Australia., You can also choose to go to a skin cancer clinic to have a skin check., Read more about how to check for signs of skin cancer at the Cancer Council., Breast cancer check Finding breast cancer early gives you the best chance of survival., Cancer Council Australia recommends women aged between 50 and 74 years get a breast cancer screening mammogram every two years.
Breast pain | The 3 types of breast pain and their causes
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/breast-pain-explained
The first step in beating or managing breast pain is understanding why you’re experiencing it – so let’s find out the ‘why’s, ‘how’s, and ‘what-to-do-about-its’ of breast pain.But just before we do, let’s take care of one important fact: Breast pain and cancer Breast pain is not generally a symptom of breast cancer ., There are many reasons you might be experiencing breast pain, but breast cancer is not likely to be one of them., Read more about how often you should be checking your breasts and who should be getting regular breast screenings, in our article about breast cancer and breast health., It’s also worth mentioning that many women have anxiety about breast pain they might feel after menopause, assuming it is a sign of breast cancer., The good news is that only 2%–7% of women with non-cyclical breast pain in one spot will go on to receive a cancer diagnosis.
Acute v chronic inflammation in the body: what’s the difference?
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/acute-and-chronic-inflammation
This increases the risk of lung cancer.
Reflux – symptoms, causes and foods to avoid
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/reflux-symptoms-causes-and-foods-to-avoid
The symptoms will usually be the same as GORD and, although rare, there’s a chance the cells could become cancerous., If this is detected early, cancer of the oesophagus can usually be treated, however, many people with cancer caused by Barrett’s oesophagus don’t seek treatment until the cancer is too advanced.
Calories, kilojoules and weight loss
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/calories-kilojoules-and-weight-loss
As well as helping you to manage your weight, this diet can also reduce your risk of developing heart disease, type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, and some cancers.
Is walking or running better for your health?
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/Is-walking-or-running-better-for-your-health
Physical inactivity increases the risk of developing a range of conditions including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers., They also found that running was associated with a 30% lower risk of death from heart disease and 23% lower risk of death from cancer.
New alcohol guidelines for Australians for first time in ten years
https://www.cbhs.com.au/mind-and-body/blog/new-alcohol-guidelines-due-later-this-year
Alcohol can increase your risk of: Stroke Dementia High blood pressure Heart damage Liver cancer Breast cancer Stomach and bowel cancer Suicide Memory loss Anxiety and depression Alcohol poisoning In some cases, the amount of alcohol consumed doesn’t have to be large., Women who have three alcoholic drinks a week have a 15% higher risk of developing breast cancer than women who don't drink at all., One in five breast cancers are linked to alcohol consumption.
CBA Exclusive Staff Deals Amanda
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CBHS helped my family immensely, mainly my mother who died of brain cancer a few years ago.
Active Hospital (Silver Plus) + Top Extras
https://www.cbhs.com.au/health-insurance/hospital-cover/active-hospital-silver-plus/top-extras
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer., Treatment for cancers of the blood is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer.