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Police Health was established in 1935 in South Australia when a group of police employees set up The South Australian Police Department Employees’ Hospital Fund to help pay for hospital care for them and their families.
In 1996, the fund became Police Health and started offering Extras Cover.
After requests from police unions outside South Australia during the 2000s, Police Health expanded nationally so that employees of the Australian Federal Police and in other states and territories could join the fund.
In 2020, Police Health and Emergency Services Health amalgamated. Cover for emergency health workers is marketed under a separate brand, Emergency Services Health.
Police Health has over 75,000 members across Australia.
Who can join Police Health?
You can join Police Health if you are a:
current Australian police officer, police employee or volunteer of any federal, state or territory police department, police union or association
retired or former police officer, police employee or volunteer of police department and association in Australia
close relation of any of the above, including:
partners
former partners
dependants and adult children
siblings
grandchildren.
If you are an emergency services, allied health worker or volunteer, you can obtain cover through Emergency Services Health.
Does Police Health have agreements with some private hospitals or day hospitals to provide services at low cost or with no out-of-pocket costs?
Yes. Police Health has agreements with a number of private hospitals that allow it to provide services to its members at low cost or with no out-of-pocket costs:
Location
Number of private Agreement Hospitals
Industry maximum
ACT
5
6
NSW
97
98
NT
2
2
QLD
51
60
SA
20
23
TAS
5
9
VIC
74
76
WA
22
24
Police Health alsohasagreements with a number of day hospitals so it can provide services at low cost or with no out-of-pocket costs:
Is Police Health a member of any industry organisations?
Yes. Police Health is a member of the Members Health Fund Alliance, an alliance of not-for-profit, member-owned, regional or community-based health insurers.
Does Police Health let me claim online or via an app?
Yes. Police Health allows you to make a claim using the Police Health Mobile Claiming App.
