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Police Health was originally created exclusively for the benefit of South Australian police employees and their families way back in 1935. In more recent times, however, it has begun an Australia-wide expansion. It has already established a strong presence in the Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia and is now focusing specifically on embracing the health insurance needs of Tasmanian police. It is the only police-based fund in Australia and, because it is a not-for-profit fund operating exclusively for the benefit of police, it maintains a single-minded focus on meeting your needs.

Over many years Police Health has built an excellent reputation for providing very high quality, value-for-money private health cover. A measure of its stature within the South Australian police community is that around 90% of serving police officers are members. The Fund is very stable because, once they choose to become members, police rarely leave it.

Police Health is managed by a small team of health industry professionals with vast experience in the private health insurance industry. This team works under the direction of its own Board of Directors consisting mainly of police, so the Fund is guided by people who know, understand and care about their fellow police.

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