HFA members enjoy a myriad of benefits which enable them to be at the forefront of new developments in the private healthcare funding arena.
Through membership to HFA, the views of members on critical issues within the industry, such as the PMB review, the solvency framework, the beneficiary registry and NHI, are researched and presented to policy makers and other key stakeholders.
Member benefits include:
Access to research and submissions by experts on current and impending legislation and other issues facing the industry;
Invitation to industry consultative forums and seminars;
A regular newsletter, keeping members up to date with current news, articles, research, events and classifieds;
Voting rights for ordinary members;
Representation on the HFA Board, sub-committees, working groups and other decision-making forums;
Access to newly-released global research and journal articles;
Information on local and international events;
Representation to healthcare provider associations, hospital groups, CMS, NDoH, and other relevant entities.
Fee Structure
The HFA fee structure is designed with fairness in mind. Membership fees are based on capped bands, depending on the number of principal members within the scheme or administrator.
Full membership of the Health Funders Association is open to all medical schemes and administrators, while associate membership is open to managed care organisations
