Riding high
With the number of people covered by private medical insurance (PMI) breaking the six-million mark for the first time in five years, it would appear this sector is currently riding the crest of a wave. This figure is augmented by a further 1.1 million people covered through healthcare trust arrangements, putting the total number of people in the UK obtaining some form of healthcare cover to over seven million.
While PMI providers can pat themselves on the back after another successful year, there
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