This portal allows authorised users to monitor and report on the utilisation of Annual Statement of Results (ASR) data by medical schemes, ensuring transparency and compliance.
Medical scheme administrators can access a dedicated portal to manage their regulatory obligations, submit reports, and maintain compliance with the Council's requirements.
The Council for Medical Schemes has approved a framework for the renewal of demarcation processes for medical schemes. This document outlines the rules and procedures that medical schemes must follow when renewing their demarcation status, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
This is a publicly available list of registered medical schemes (CIS) as of 30 September 2018. It provides transparency on which schemes are officially recognised and regulated by the Council for Medical Schemes.
This is a standardised electronic template used by medical schemes for managing their financial accounts. It ensures consistency and compliance with regulatory reporting requirements set by the Council for Medical Schemes.
This document provides a list of all registered medical scheme administrators and holding companies as they were recorded on 31 December 2018. It is available for public download to view or use for reference purposes.
The Council for Medical Schemes provides a downloadable file listing all registered administrators and holding companies in the medical schemes industry as of 31 December 2019. This data is available for public access and can be used for research, compliance checks, or regulatory oversight.
The Council for Medical Schemes provides a downloadable file listing all financial service providers registered as of 31 December 2019. This list is publicly available for review and reference.
This is a reference document that sets out the prescribed contribution rates for medical schemes in South Africa for the year 2005. It serves as a guideline for medical schemes and their members to determine required contributions based on benefit levels.
Who it is for
How to act on it
Access the ASR Utilisation Portal via the Council’s website after registration and authentication.
