A positive prognosis

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 22 May 2008
- Indicative reading time: 7 minutes

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With the uptake of private medical insurance increasing in spite of a reduction in NHS waiting times, things should look rosy for providers. However, could factors such as the credit crunch and perceived poor value for money in the personal sector take their toll, asks Jakki May

There was a collective groan from the private medical insurance world when the UK government announced its plans to cut NHS waiting times. Industry experts predicted that the numbers of those buying

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