Enquiries: enquiries@10life.com
Hotline: (852) 3705 1599
Address: 16/F Greatmany Centre, 109-115 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong


Enquiries: enquiries@10life.com
Hotline: (852) 3705 1599
Address: 16/F Greatmany Centre, 109-115 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong















































Medical Insurance reimburses the insured for eligible medical expenses on an indemnity basis, usually involving hospitalisation and surgical expenses. Note that medical insurance will specify the type of hospital room and the geographic area covered.
Medical insurance can be VHIS and non-VHIS, with the former being government-approved and tax deductible.






VHIS is a type of medical insurance that meets the minimum requirements set by the government, and policyholders are entitled to tax deductions.
Group health insurance usually only provides basic outpatient and inpatient coverage, which may not be sufficient to cover medical expenses for serious injuries or illnesses. And when you change jobs or retire, you may lose all your coverage.
Medical insurance covers eligible medical expenses on a reimbursement basis, while critical illness insurance provides a lump-sum cash benefit for specified illnesses.
We recommend getting medical insurance as early as possible. You may get medical insurance coverage before medical check-ups to get the maximum protection.
Medical insurance usually specifies the geographical area of the hospitals that are covered, such as Greater China, Asia, Global ex-US, and Global.
Many customers are concerned about whether insurance product benefits are sufficient. To make it easier for customers to compare the protection of medical insurance, 10Life actuaries have calculated the reimbursement rate of each product based on 12 common injuries and illnesses and evaluates whether the product can withstand medical inflation.


Many customers are concerned about whether insurance product benefits are sufficient. To make it easier for customers to compare the protection of medical insurance, 10Life actuaries have calculated the reimbursement rate of each product based on 12 common injuries and illnesses and evaluates whether the product can withstand medical inflation.



