About Bupa
Bupa offers corporate private medical insurance alongside its own health clinics, dental centres and hospitals. It was established in 1947 and has no shareholders, so it reinvests its profits into its healthcare services.
Employers can choose cover levels to suit different groups of staff, and buy directly or through a broker. Profile written by PerkIQ.
What's included
Private medical insurance
Group health cover with a choice of cover levels.
Own clinics and dental centres
Bupa runs health clinics, dental centres and hospitals in the UK.
Mental health support
Mental health cover and support as part of its corporate plans.
Direct or through a broker
Available to employers directly or through a benefits broker.
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Information on this page is editorial, gathered from public sources and provider materials, and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation. For a quote, contact Bupa directly or speak to an FCA-authorised broker. PerkIQ is not a Bupa reseller and earns no commission on provider sign-ups.
