The Northern Police Healthcare Scheme – established in 1989 – is a self-financing scheme set up under a Trust Deed to provide private medical advice and treatment to subscribing members and their dependants.
The main objective of the scheme is to make the advantages of private medical care available to Federation members and police staff at a reasonable cost, representing very good value for money and is still lower than most other schemes.
Serving officers who are members of the scheme will also receive FREE Police Treatment Centres membership.
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The dcheme also includes an alternative cash benefit for NHS treatment (currently £100 a night or £100 for day case surger) and all benefits are payable at the trustees’ discretion. Please note that the cash benefit does not apply to scheme members who are admitted to an NHS hospital as an emergency admission.
Monthly costs:
How to apply
To apply for the scheme, simply print and complete the application form, and email to healthcare@npf.polfed.org
Making a claim
Please note that a £50 excess payment is required for any new claim and must be submitted when returning the GP referral form.
Payment of the £50 excess can be made by bank transfer (details of which can be obtained by telephoning the Federation office on 0191 437 3000). If paying by cheque it will be £55, due to bank charges, made payable to the Northern Police Healthcare Scheme.
Further details and queries
For further details, queries (including payroll queries relating to payment whilst on maternity/paternity/career break), Scheme Rules and information on how to make a claim, please contact the Northern Police Healthcare Scheme:
Website: Northumbria Police Federation
Email: healthcare@npf.polfed.org
Tel: 0191 437 3000