Can You Afford non-Pharmac Cancer Drugs?
Does your health insurance cover non-Pharmac drugs? Check out the picture, is your medical plan one of these?
If it is, you can now keep it and 'bolt-on' up to $500,000 per year of cover to pay for non-Pharmac, Medsafe approved cancer and other immunotherapy medicines.
The latest drugs can keep you alive but not if you can't afford them. One third of all deaths in NZ are cancer related, do you think it won't happen to you?
Get in touch to find out more and price a Cancer Treatment Benefit for you and your family.
NZ'ers should have access to all the latest cancer treatments and drugs if we want and need them.
Where to next? Visit Everil Orr Living
A loved one needing care or just wanting the extra support in their day-to-day, can mean a big change for the entire family.
As Everil Orr Living’s Clinical Manager, I recently tackled the top 10 questions you may have for a move into full time care for you or your loved ones.
My advice is to get involved and start planning your next steps.
Everil Orr open homes are on every month with our next one on Tuesday, 28 May. If you can’t make it on the day, feel free to reach out or drop by the Everil Orr Living when it suits you.
We hope to see you there!
Sharon Fisher
Clinical Manager
Congratulations to...
Our Tuesday prize draw is here and the following members have won a $50 movie voucher:
Nazim Molla from Te Atatu South
Cassie Stirling from Napier
Jacob Ferris from Saint Martins
Shania Kenny from Woolston
Are you a winner? Get in touch with our Neighbourly team here to claim your prize.
Not a winner this time? Come back each Tuesday and we will have ongoing prize draws and more winners!
Share your most delicious (but affordable!) go-to meal...
Winter is knocking at the door and the cost of living has already made itself at home. So let's help each other out by sharing your meal ideas that don't break the bank.
Comment below with your go-to meals that are delicious and affordable.
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