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24whatifihaveaproblemcomplaintwithregardtothemedicalaid

Rhodes UniversityRef: https://www.ru.ac.za/globalengagement/quicklinks/medicalaid/faqs/24whatifihaveaproblemcomplaintwithregardtothemedicalaid/

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This is a FAQ page from Rhodes University explaining how members of the university's medical aid scheme can resolve complaints. It states that all complaints must be referred to ABSA HCC, which handles such issues on behalf of members. The page provides contact details for Rhodes University but does not offer a direct application or registration process. The opportunity is ongoing and available to medical aid members at any time.

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Medical aid complaint assistance

If you have a problem or complaint regarding your medical aid, you can seek help by referring your issue to ABSA HCC. They are responsible for assisting members with any issues they face with their medical aid coverage or service.

Who it is for: members of the Rhodes University medical aid scheme
How to act on it: Contact ABSA HCC directly using the provided information to report a complaint.

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Any complaints must be referred to ABSA HCC so they can assist members with any complaints or problems they are experiencing with the medical aid.

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https://www.ru.ac.za/globalengagement/quicklinks/medicalaid/faqs/24whatifihaveaproblemcomplaintwithregardtothemedicalaid/

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This is a FAQ page from Rhodes University explaining how members of the university

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ABSA HCC
medical aid complaint
Rhodes University
Makhanda (Grahamstown)
PO Box 94
06 Aug 2014
+27 46 603 8111
[email protected]
Rhodes University
ABSA HCC
Makhanda (Grahamstown)
[email protected]
+27 46 603 8111