National Relaxation Day 15 August 2018
Being able to fully relax is vital to maintain good health and wellbeing. It helps you to calmly deal with life’s stresses. On National Relaxation Day we share our favourite ways to relax.
Stay Alert of Impersonation Scams: Queensland Country Health Fund will never pressure you to transfer money to another account. Not sure? Hang up and call us directly on 1800 813 415. Learn more
Please update to IE9 and above.1
Being able to fully relax is vital to maintain good health and wellbeing. It helps you to calmly deal with life’s stresses. On National Relaxation Day we share our favourite ways to relax.
Queensland Country Health Fund is excited to announce the opening of their second dedicated dental practice in Mount Isa, with the purchase of 1800 4 Teeth.
We asked our Dental Hygienist, Kylie Svaricek, about teeth and how to keep them white and bright. No matter whether your goal is for a whiter smile or healthier teeth and gums, her advice has got you sorted.
Queensland base Kath and Liz from Simple Nourishment are two busy and active mums who share a love of cooking, chaotic family gatherings and early morning runs. Get their recipe for these cleaned up bubble bars.
We agree claiming should be easy! Whether it be claiming online, through our Mobile App or in person. Here are a few things to remember when claiming to ensure your claim is lodged and paid efficiently:
Salt scrubs are one of the easiest home spa products to make, and are a great gift for someone you care about. With this easy salt scrub recipe, you can exfoliate your skin at home and have your own at home pamper time!
Being a typically ‘healthy’ person used to be someone that got their five veggies a day and drank plenty of water. These days it’s much more acceptable (thankfully) to really invest in many different aspects of your personal health and well-being.
Macular disease is the leading cause of blindness and severe vision loss in Australia, responsible for 50% of all cases of blindness. It includes age-related macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease, along with other less common diseases of the macula.
When the orthodontist took Rochelle’s Mum aside to recommend that her 14-year-old daughter be fitted with braces, the mother of four agreed. It was for these ‘what if’ moments they had private health insurance. Some years later, a now soon to be married Rochelle was pleased she did.