For many years, my wife and I have been covered by an Axa supplementary health insurance policy. My spouse had to have emergency surgery this week due to a condition that had a cyst prior to the insurance policy. Unfortunately, they did not offer to pay for the surgery, citing the preexisting condition as their justification, which added to the stress. It is perplexing how a common condition, such as a simple cyst, which can naturally shrink or vanish over time, can be equated to an unrelated mass, resulting in a denial of coverage. Given that this issue has yet to be resolved, I want to make it abundantly clear that, if necessary, I will take it to court and file a complaint with the Consumer Arbitration Board.
For years, I've had private health insurance through Axa Insurance, hoping that it would help my family's health problems. The company, however, only covers minor illnesses such as colds and dental cleanings. I recently discovered I have a nasal deviation, and after seeking medical advice due to bre...
About 20 days ago, I had a mammogram and an ultrasound, and a mass was detected. I made an appointment with the hospital for a biopsy of the mass 20 days later. I have supplementary Axa health insurance. I applied to the hospital with this insurance. I sent all my breast-related reports, etc., I hav...
I have been paying for Axa Supplementary Health Insurance for 3 years, but when I finally needed it for a serious, life-threatening condition, they rejected my claim. My doctor confirmed that one side of my nose is 90% blocked, causing shortness of breath and constant fatigue, which could lead to he...
Since September 2018, I have purchased supplementary health insurance from Doğa Insurance for 2 years, Ethica Insurance for another 2 years, and finally AXA for 2 years. Over the past 2 years, my treatments have been carried out through this service. In 2019, it was determined that I needed to under...
My mother and I went to the hospital because she was experiencing severe bleeding. They discovered uterine thickening and concluded that the bleeding after menopause was caused by this. A sample was taken and sent to pathology. They discovered that the bleeding was caused by a polyp and decided to p...
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