Latrobe Health Services health insurance
14 policies. A year for a single in Victoria, after the full rebate · hospital cover ranked among policies at the same level with a $750 excess.
Hospital cover · 7
- Essential Silver Plus Hospital Excess
Silver Plus · 28 of 38 categories plus accidents · $750 a stay
$1,6046th of 78a year after the rebate
- Hospital tier
- Silver Plus
- Covers
- 28 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $750 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $2,114 a year ($176.13 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,604 a year ($133.65 a month)
- Complete Silver Plus Hospital Excess
Silver Plus · 34 of 38 categories plus accidents · $750 a stay
$2,31642nd of 78a year after the rebate
- Hospital tier
- Silver Plus
- Covers
- 34 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $750 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $3,052 a year ($254.32 a month)
- After the rebate
- $2,316 a year ($192.98 a month)
- Silver Hospital Excess
Silver · 26 of 38 categories plus accidents · $250 a stay
$1,930a year after the rebate- Hospital tier
- Silver
- Covers
- 26 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $250 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $2,543 a year ($211.95 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,930 a year ($160.83 a month)
- Bronze Plus Hospital Excess
Bronze Plus · 21 of 38 categories plus accidents · $750 a stay
$1,28917th of 50a year after the rebate
- Hospital tier
- Bronze Plus
- Covers
- 21 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $750 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $1,698 a year ($141.53 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,289 a year ($107.40 a month)
- Bronze Hospital Excess
Bronze · 18 of 38 categories plus accidents · $750 a stay
$1,2289th of 50a year after the rebate
- Hospital tier
- Bronze
- Covers
- 18 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $750 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $1,618 a year ($134.85 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,228 a year ($102.33 a month)
- Basic Plus Active HospitalOnly with extras
Basic Plus · 10 of 38 categories plus accidents · $750 a stay
$1,195a year after the rebate- Hospital tier
- Basic Plus
- Covers
- 10 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $750 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $1,574 a year ($131.20 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,195 a year ($99.56 a month)
Sold only beside the insurer’s own extras.
- Basic Plus Top HospitalOnly with extras
Basic Plus · 12 of 38 categories plus accidents · $750 a stay
$1,221a year after the rebate- Hospital tier
- Basic Plus
- Covers
- 12 of 38 categories plus accidents
- Excess
- $750 a stay
- Before the rebate
- $1,609 a year ($134.07 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,221 a year ($101.73 a month)
Sold only beside the insurer’s own extras.
Extras cover · 6
- Pays back
- $493 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 10 covered
- Before the rebate
- $325 a year ($27.11 a month)
- After the rebate
- $247 a year ($20.57 a month)
- Core Essential Extras
Pays back $597 on a typical year · 11 services
$326a year after the rebate- Pays back
- $597 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 11 covered
- Before the rebate
- $429 a year ($35.78 a month)
- After the rebate
- $326 a year ($27.15 a month)
- Core Complete Extras Package
Pays back $628 on a typical year · 24 services
$486a year after the rebate- Pays back
- $628 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 24 covered
- Before the rebate
- $640 a year ($53.34 a month)
- After the rebate
- $486 a year ($40.48 a month)
- Core Complete Extras
Pays back $628 on a typical year · 24 services
$508a year after the rebate- Pays back
- $628 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 24 covered
- Before the rebate
- $670 a year ($55.80 a month)
- After the rebate
- $508 a year ($42.34 a month)
- Boost Complete 60% ExtrasOnly with extras
Pays back $770 on a typical year · 24 services
$637a year after the rebate- Pays back
- $770 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 24 covered
- Before the rebate
- $840 a year ($70.00 a month)
- After the rebate
- $637 a year ($53.12 a month)
Sold only beside the insurer’s own extras.
- Premier Singles and Couples Extras
Pays back $738 on a typical year · 23 services
$861a year after the rebate- Pays back
- $738 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 23 covered
- Before the rebate
- $1,134 a year ($94.54 a month)
- After the rebate
- $861 a year ($71.74 a month)
Hospital and extras together · 1
- Hospital tier
- Basic Plus
- Covers
- Accidents only
- Excess
- No excess
- Pays back
- $493 on 2 dental check-ups, a pair of glasses and 4 physio visits, at typical fees
- Extras services
- 10 covered
- Before the rebate
- $1,775 a year ($147.88 a month)
- After the rebate
- $1,347 a year ($112.21 a month)
April 20268 changes
- 5Sun
- Premier Singles and Couples Extras$90.64 → $94.54 a month before the rebate+4.3%
- Bronze Hospital Excess$127.34 → $134.85 a month before the rebate+5.9%
- Bronze Plus Hospital Excess$135.18 → $141.53 a month before the rebate+4.7%
- Core Complete Extras$54.17 → $55.80 a month before the rebate+3.0%
- Core Complete Extras Package$50.32 → $53.34 a month before the rebate+6.0%
- Healthy Start (Basic)$140.84 → $147.88 a month before the rebate+5.0%
- Silver Hospital Excess$199.20 → $211.95 a month before the rebate+6.4%
- Core Essential Extras$35.08 → $35.78 a month before the rebate+2.0%
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Notes on Latrobe Health Services policies
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As of 23 October 2026, Latrobe Health Services sells 14 health insurance policies tracked by BankMate, priced here for a single in Victoria after the full government rebate. Its cheapest Silver hospital cover with a $750 excess is Essential Silver Plus Hospital Excess at $1,604 a year, 6th of 78 Silver policies. Prices are from the statements every insurer files with the government, and change each 1 April. From the Private Health Information Statements every insurer files with the government, published monthly by PrivateHealth.gov.au.