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How do I register for myHBF?
myHBF is an easy way to manage your cover and claims online. To register for myHBF, you'll need to simply complete the online registration form, providing the following details:
- HBF member number
- Name
- Date of birth
- Email address
Once you've completed the online registration form, you'll receive an email asking you to confirm your registration. Once this step is complete, you'll be able to login by accessing myHBF.
How do I sign up for the HBF App?
Can I update my young adult’s circumstances online?
If your young adult’s circumstances change – for example, they decide to stop studying full-time, please contact us to discuss your options.
Can my kids get their own HBF card?
Yes, but their parent/guardian must order it for them. Children aged 16 years and over can get a digital card provided their parent/guardian has already ordered a physical card.
Young adults 18 years and over can get their own digital card through myHBFÂ or HBF App.
Can my young adult make their own claims?
Young adults covered by a family policy can make their own extras claims if they have their own HBF member card. For hospital claims or to check coverage, we recommend young adults contact us first before seeking treatment.
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Death in the family
If someone in your family passes away, you can trust us to be there to help so you can focus on what matters most.
Just joined HBF from another fund?
Learn how to manage and claim with your new HBF cover.
Keeping your kids covered until age 31
HBF has increased the maximum age that dependent children can remain on a family policy to 31. Read on to see what this means for you.
Healthscope Hospitals reach agreement with HBF
Healthscope and AHSA have reached agreement and will remain as HBF Member Plus hospitals
Information security and privacy
We take the protection of your personal information very seriously. Learn more about what we're doing and how you can better protect yourself too.
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