- AXA Shield is AXA's flagship Integrated Shield Plan (IP) meant to supplement your MediShield Life health insurance plan provided by Singapore's Ministry of Health if you are a Singaporean or Permanent Resident (PR). An IP serves to extend the existing medical and hospitalisation coverage offered by MediShield, such as the class of wards that you can be admitted, and higher annual claim limits for certain treatments, surgeries, chemotherapy, or transplants. Some IPs may also offer rider plans to lower you co-insurance (a mandatory portion you must legally pay) to the minimum 5% as mandated by the government. There are 3 types of AXA Shield plans with incremental coverage – Plan A for wards and treatments in standard rooms of private hospitals and below, Plan B for class A ward in public hospitals and below, and Standard Plan for class B1 ward in public hospitals and below.
- AXA Health Cash Plan is a daily income replacement plan which pays you a guaranteed daily cash benefit for every day you are hospitalised (up to 730 days per medical condition) in both local and overseas hospitals, a one-time payout upon discharge. The daily income replacement you receive depends on the plan you've signed up for – Plan 1 offers up to S$400 per day for daily hospital income and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) admission, and S$200 for daily recuperation. Plan 2 offers up to S$300 for hospitalisation and ICU, and S$150 for recuperation. Plan 3 offers up to S$200 for hospitalisation and ICU, and S$100 for recuperation.
- AXA's SmartCare Executive comes in 6 plans – Plans A, B, and C, for private hospital treatments coverage, and Plans D, E, and F for public hospital coverage for you and your family members. The plan is customisable to meet your needs, offering coverage for surgical implants, major organ transplant, daily recovery income benefit, outpatient kidney dialysis of up to S$20,000 per year, 30% discount for co-payments and deductibles, and cashless hospital admission.
- The AXA SmartCare Optimum Enhanced is a comprehensive hospitalisation, general practitioner (GP), and specialist health insurance plan, offering coverage up to S$1 million per year for GP or specialist consultations, Accident and Emergency (A&E) treatments, diagnostic and medical tests, major organ transplants, and an optional dental rider.
- An overseas international health insurance plan offering up to S$4.5 million in comprehensive coverage around the globe for general and specialist consultations, living organ transplants, pregnancy routine pre-natal care, childbirth, and post-natal up to 42 days post-birth. Other benefits include pre-existing conditions, congenital conditions, and cashless hospital admission.
- A local and overseas (excludes the US) health insurance plan for 65-year-olds and below, with an annual limit of up to S$6 million, offering coverage for reimbursement of hospitalisation, pre- and post-hospitalisation treatments, outpatient, hospice, palliative, maternity, pre- and post-natal complication, vaccinations, dental, opticals, health screenings, alternative treatments like Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), homeopathy, and pre-existing conditions.
- AXA Mum's Advantage is a two-part health insurance plan for expectant mothers aged 18 to 45 years, between 16 and 36 weeks into pregnancy. The plan is made up of the AXA Mum's Care and the regular savings investment plan, AXA Flexi Protection. Benefits of the Mum's Advantage include hospitalisation coverage, 18 congenital illness coverage, and savings for your child. Mother's death benefit coverage offered up to S$5,000, pregnancy complications up to S$5,000, and congenital illness of the newborn up to S$5,000.
- A termed (3-year-long) health insurance plan for expectant mothers aged 18 to 45, between 16 to 36 weeks into pregnancy, offering coverage for medical treatments in the event of 10 pregnancy complications, daily hospitalisation up to S$100 per day for mother and S$100 per day for the child, and 18 newborn congenital illnesses. Mother's death benefit coverage offered up to S$5,000, pregnancy complications up to S$5,000, and congenital illness of the newborn up to S$5,000.
