BONCLASSIC. Adult dependant. Child dependant. Main member R3 648 R3 132 R 900

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This generous savings option offers a wide range of medical benefits, in and out of hospital. Unlimited cover up to 100% in hospital Network specialists paid in full in hospital Separate benefits for physiotherapy, blood and laboratory tests and paramedical services Cover for 48 chronic conditions No co-payments for CT scans and MRIs Benefit for non-cancer specialised drugs (including biological drugs) Generous savings and additional benefits for optometry Generous preventative care and maternity benefits Cover for basic and specialised dentistry including orthodontics Annual wellness screening and R1 450 for Wellness Extender Main member Adult dependant Child dependant R3 648 R3 132 R 900 Your 4th and subsequent children will be covered free of charge. Page 1 All claims are paid at the, unless otherwise stated. All benefits and limits are per calendar year, unless otherwise stated.. Benefits are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes.

IN-HOSPITAL BENEFITS R37 100 per family Cover for major medical events that result in a beneficiary being admitted into hospital. Pre-authorisation is required. Mental health hospitalisation No cover for physiotherapy for mental health admissions We negotiate extensively with hospitals to ensure the best possible value for our members. Members have access to all private hospitals. A 30% co-payment will apply to admissions at specific hospitals. Please call us on 0860 002 108 or log in to www.bonitas.co.za for a list of these hospitals. GP consultations Specialist consultations Unlimited, network specialists covered in full Unlimited, non-network specialists paid at 100% of the Take-home medicine Physical rehabilitation Alternatives to hospital (hospice, step-down facilities) Cancer treatment You must use a Designated Service Provider R420 per beneficiary, per hospital stay R44 650 per family R14 900 per family R369 500 per family You must use a preferred provider Blood tests and other laboratory tests X-rays and ultrasounds MRIs and CT scans (specialised radiology) Paramedical/Allied medical professionals (such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dieticians and biokineticists) Internal and external prostheses R26 100 per family, in and out of hospital Your therapist must get a referral from the doctor treating you in hospital R49 150 per family If you do not use the preferred provider for hip and knee replacements, you will have to pay a R5 300 co-payment Non-cancer specialised drugs (including biological drugs) Organ transplants Kidney dialysis HIV/AIDS R110 400 per family 10% co-payment applies Unlimited, at a preferred provider Unlimited, if you register on the HIV/AIDS programme Spinal surgery Cochlear implants You must use a preferred supplier You will have to pay a R5 300 co-payment if you do not go for an assessment through the back and neck rehabilitation programme R250 000 per family You must use a preferred supplier Page 2 All claims are paid at the, unless otherwise stated. All benefits and limits are per calendar year, unless otherwise stated.. Benefits are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes.

OUT-OF-HOSPITAL BENEFITS R14 300 per family These benefits provide cover for consultations with your GP or specialist, acute medicine, x-rays, blood tests and other out-of-hospital medical expenses. Main member Adult dependant Child dependant Savings R6 192 R5 316 R1 524 Mental health consultations In and out-of-hospital consultations (included in the mental health hospitalisation benefit) No cover for educational psychologists for beneficiaries older than 21 years GP consultations Specialist consultations Blood tests and other laboratory tests X-rays and ultrasounds MRIs and CT scans (specialised radiology) Acute medicine Paid from available savings Paid from available savings You must get a referral from your GP R2 800 per beneficiary R6 200 per family R2 800 per beneficiary R4 340 per family R26 100 per family, in and out of hospital Paid from available savings General medical appliances (such as wheelchairs and crutches) Hearing aids Optometry R7 000 per family Foot orthotics paid from available savings R15 200 per family, once every 3 years (based on the date of your previous claim) 10% co-payment applies You must use a preferred supplier R5 300 per family, once every 2 years (based on the date of your previous claim) Each beneficiary can choose glasses or contact lenses 1 per beneficiary, once every 2 years at a network provider, at network rates Over-the-counter medicine Paramedical/Allied medical professionals (such as occupational therapists and dieticians) Physical therapy (such as physiotherapists and biokineticists) Paid from available savings Main member only R2 670 Main member + 1 dependant R4 090 Main member + 2 dependants R4 720 Main member + 3 dependants R5 040 Main member + 4 or more dependants R5 400 R1 380 per beneficiary R2 800 per family Eye tests Single vision lenses (Clear) or Bifocal lenses (Clear) or Multifocal lenses (Clear) OR R350 per beneficiary, at a non-network provider 100% towards the cost of lenses at network rates R150 per lens, per beneficiary, out of network 100% towards the cost of lenses at network rates R325 per lens, per beneficiary, out of network 100% towards the cost of lenses at network rates R700 per lens, per beneficiary, out of network Frames R740 per beneficiary, once every 2 years All claims are paid at the, unless otherwise stated. All benefits and limits are per calendar year, unless otherwise stated.. Benefits are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes. Page 3

Contact lenses Basic dentistry Consultations X-rays: Intra-oral X-rays: Extra-oral R1 790 per beneficiary, included in family limit R4 200 per family, per year Covered at the Bonitas Dental Tariff 2 annual check-ups per beneficiary (once every 6 months) 1 per beneficiary, every 3 years Additional benefits may be considered if specialised dental treatment is required 2 annual scale and polish treatments per beneficiary (once every 6 months) Crowns, bridges and associated laboratory costs Implants and associated laboratory costs 1 crown per family, per year Benefit for crowns will be granted once per tooth, every 5 years A treatment plan and x-rays may be requested You must use a provider on the DENIS network No benefit Orthodontic treatment is granted once per beneficiary, per lifetime Oral hygiene Fissure sealants are only covered for children under 16 years Fluoride treatments are only covered for children from age 5 and younger than 16 years Benefit for fillings is granted once per tooth, in 365 days Pre-authorisation cases will be clinically assessed by using an orthodontic needs analysis Benefit allocation is subject to the outcome of the needs analysis and funding can be granted up to 100% of the Bonitas Dental Tariff Fillings Root canal therapy and extractions Benefit for re-treatment of a tooth is subject to Managed Care protocols A treatment plan and x-rays may be required for multiple fillings Orthodontics and associated laboratory costs Benefit for orthodontic treatment will be granted where function is impaired (not granted for cosmetic reasons) Only 1 family member may begin orthodontic treatment in a calendar year Plastic dentures and associated laboratory costs Specialised dentistry Partial metal frame dentures and associated laboratory costs 1 set of plastic dentures (an upper and a lower) per beneficiary, once every 4 years R5 050 per family, per year Covered at the Bonitas Dental Tariff 2 partial frames (an upper and a lower) per beneficiary, once every 5 years Periodontics Benefit for fixed comprehensive treatment is limited to beneficiaries from age 9 and younger than 18 years Benefit is limited to conservative, non-surgical therapy only and will only be applied to members who are registered on the Periodontal Programme Page 4 All claims are paid at the, unless otherwise stated. All benefits and limits are per calendar year, unless otherwise stated.. Benefits are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes.

Maxillo-facial surgery and oral pathology CHRONIC BENEFITS Surgery in the dental chair A co-payment of R3 000 per hospital admission and admission protocols apply BonClassic offers generous cover for 48 chronic conditions. Cover is limited to R10 200 per beneficiary and R21 100 per family on the applicable formulary. If you choose to use medicine that is not on the formulary, you will have to pay a 40% co-payment. Hospitalisation (general anaesthetic) General anaesthetic is only available to children under the age of 5 for extensive dental treatment General anaesthetic benefit is available for the removal of impacted teeth Pre-authorisation is required. You can get your medicine from any pharmacy on our network. Once the amount above is finished, you will still be covered for the 27 Prescribed Minimum Benefits, listed below, from our Designated Service Provider. If you choose not to use the Designated Service Provider, you will have to pay a 40% co-payment. Prescribed Minimum Benefits covered Laughing gas in dental rooms IV conscious sedation in rooms Limited to extensive dental treatment 1. Addison s Disease 10. Crohn s Disease 19. Hyperlipidaemia 2. Asthma 11. Diabetes Insipidus 20. Hypertension 3. Bipolar Mood Disorder 12. Diabetes Type 1 21. Hypothyroidism 4. Bronchiectasis 13. Diabetes Type 2 22. Multiple Sclerosis 5. Cardiac Failure 14. Dysrhythmias 23. Parkinson s Disease 6. Cardiomyopathy 15. Epilepsy 24. Rheumatoid Arthritis 7. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 16. Glaucoma 25. Schizophrenia 8. Chronic Renal Disease 17. Haemophilia 26. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus 9. Coronary Artery Disease 18. HIV/AIDS 27. Ulcerative Colitis Additional conditions covered 28. Alzheimer s Disease (early onset) 35. Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease (GORD) 42. Panic Disorder 29. Ankylosing Spondylitis 36. Generalised Anxiety Disorder 43. Polyarteritis Nodosa 30. Attention Deficit Disorder (in children aged 5-18) 37. Gout 44. Pulmonary Interstitial Fibrosis 31. Barrett's Oesophagus 38. Hypoparathyroidism 45. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 32. Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy 39. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 46. Scleroderma 33. Depression 40. Osteoporosis 47. Tourette's Syndrome 34. Eczema 41. Paget's Disease 48. Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome All claims are paid at the, unless otherwise stated. All benefi ts and limits are per calendar year, unless otherwise stated.. Benefi ts are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes. Page 5

SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFITS Wellness benefits We believe in giving you more value. These additional benefits will not affect your other benefit limits and savings. 1 wellness screening per beneficiary at a participating pharmacy, biokineticist or a Bonitas wellness day Maternity care 12 antenatal consultations with a gynaecologist, GP or midwife 2 2D ultrasound scans R1 100 for antenatal classes Wellness screening Wellness screening includes the following tests: Blood pressure Glucose Cholesterol Body mass index Waist-to-hip ratio Per pregnancy 1 amniocentesis R1 450 per family Babyline For children under 3 years 4 consultations with a midwife after delivery A Bonitas baby bag (you must register for this after obtaining pre-authorisation for the delivery) Access to telephone helpline for 24/7 medical advice, including weekends and holidays Wellness Extender Each beneficiary must complete a wellness screening and register for this benefit. You may then choose from the following additional benefits: GP consultation(s) Biokineticist consultation(s) Dietician consultation(s) Physiotherapy consultation(s) A programme to stop smoking All claims are paid at the Preventative care General health 1 HIV test per beneficiary 1 flu vaccine per beneficiary Cardiac health 1 full lipogram every 5 years, for members aged 20 and over Women s health 1 mammogram every 2 years, for women between ages 40 and 74 1 pap smear every 3 years, for women between ages 21 and 65 1 pneumococcal vaccine every 5 years, for members aged 65 and over Elderly health 1 stool test for colon cancer, for members between ages 50 and 75 1 bone density screening every 5 years, for women aged 65 and over Page 6 All claims are paid at the, unless otherwise stated. All benefi ts and limits are per calendar year, unless otherwise stated.. Benefi ts are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes.

0860 002 108 www.bonitas.co.za Bonitas Medical Fund @BonitasMedical Please note: Please note: Product rules, limits, terms and conditions apply. Where there is a discrepancy between the content provided in this brochure, the website and the Scheme Rules, the Scheme Rules will prevail. The Scheme Rules are available on request. Benefits are approved by the Council for Medical Schemes.CMS01-02FEB2017. Report fraud on the Whistleblower Hotline 0800 112 811