For the education community since 1954.
2026 average premium increase
+3.94%
Individual policy increases vary.
Industry average: +4.41%(-0.47 pts vs avg)
Effective 1 April 2026.
Teachers Health policies are not available through Comparify. This page is general information about Teachers Health only.
See the funds we can arrange →Comparify can arrange cover with these brands: HBF, see-u by HBF, Bupa, ahm, HCF, nib, Australian Seniors, ACA Health and Hunter Health Insurance. We don't compare every fund or every policy in the market.
About Teachers Health
Restricted fund open to people working in education and their families. Member-owned, not-for-profit, with consistently strong service ratings.
Typical strengths
- Lower-than-average rate rises year on year
- Strong extras for families
Things to weigh up
- Eligibility restricted to education sector
Brands
Brands Teachers Health operates, as listed in the Government's register.
- UniHealthNot available through Comparify
- Nurses & Midwives HealthNot available through Comparify
- TUHNot available through Comparify
- Union HealthNot available through Comparify
Premium increases — last 5 years
How Teachers Health's gazetted average increase has tracked against the industry each April.
Teachers Health has come in under the industry average in every one of the last 5 rounds.
Source: Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, gazetted premium rounds 2022–2026. Years without a published figure are shown as gaps, not zero.
How Teachers Health performs for members
Size, complaints, retention and how much of a hospital bill members actually see covered — from the Ombudsman's 2023–24 report.
Complaints share
1.8%
Fewer complaints than Teachers Health's size would suggest.
Market share
2.6%
Share of all Australians with private health cover.
Member retention
91.9%
Members who stayed with the fund across the year.
Charges with no/known gap
90.1%
Hospital-related charges covered with no gap or a gap agreed up front.
Extras charges covered
43.3%
Average share of extras bills the fund's benefits pay.
Premiums returned as benefits
89%
Industry-leading funds return around 89–94% of premiums as benefits; the market typically returns 79–89%.
Agreement private hospitals
508
Private hospitals with agreements, where members are covered with no or known gaps.
Source: Commonwealth Ombudsman, State of the Health Funds Report 2023–24, and Comparify's hospital agreement dataset.
Policies listed with the Government (PHIO)
Policies Teachers Health has listed with the Government's PHIO dataset, as at August 2026.
- Basic2
- Bronze—
- Silver1
- Gold3
4
Extras-only policies
From $7/mo
3
Combined policies
Full hospital and extras coverage bundled together
Cheapest hospital premium
Per month, before rebate
None of these policies are available through Comparify.
How Teachers Health's hospital cover prices compare
Each row shows the whole market's monthly premiums for that tier, with Teachers Health's own open policies marked in purple.
Teachers Health has no open policies at this level for the selected cohort.
VIC, single cover, monthly premiums before rebate. Plus variants are folded into their base tier. Combined policies are excluded.
How Teachers Health's extras cover prices compare
Extras-only policies grouped by what they actually cover, using the same VIC single cohort selected above.
Teachers Health has no open policies at this level for the selected cohort.
- Everyday extras
- General dental and everyday services — no major dental
- Mid extras
- Major dental covered, orthodontics not covered
- Top extras
- Major dental and orthodontics both covered
Teachers Health questions, answered honestly
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See all explainersFunds we can arrange
Prices shown are PHIO-listed base premiums before the Australian Government Rebate and any age-based discount, sourced from the Government's Private Health Information Statement data (August 2026).
Comparify can arrange cover with these brands: HBF, see-u by HBF, Bupa, ahm, HCF, nib, Australian Seniors, ACA Health and Hunter Health Insurance. We don't compare every fund or every policy in the market.