Health goals for 2021
If you take baby steps with your health goals and build up a sturdy foundation, it is likely that you will stay motivated and achieve your goals in good time. When it comes to health goals, slow and steady will win the race. Making drastic...
Bad Habits from Social Media
Social media can be fun and a great way to keep in touch with family and friends who you don’t always get to see in person. You can upload pictures and share moments with someone across the world, but there are many mental health implications...
The best smart devices for your health
The health technology industry is moving fast, with many new products emerging, all promising to help you with weight loss, fitness and general well-being. We have pinpointed three of these gadgets, all with staggering user reviews. Contrary to what you may think, smart devices aren’t limited...
Health Insurance for Unmarried Couples
In many communities, co-habitation out of wedlock is widely practised and accepted, and many couples choose this way of life for years, even decades. So, when it comes to making legal decisions such as life policies, medical insurance and the like, the legislation is constantly being...
Endometriosis: Unbearable pain for many women
As of 2017, it has been reported that one in ten South African women suffers from endometriosis....
Health Insurance options in South Africa
This article will navigate the various options for healthcare in South Africa, while highlighting the benefits of choosing Affinity Health....
What is the difference between medical aid and medical insurance?
Well, this article is here to explain that as simply as possible. ...
Five reasons you should choose Affinity’s hospital plan, every time
Affinity Health has the best hospital plan in South Africa....
Should I just get a hospital plan?
Advancements in the insurance sector has given consumers more and more choices over the last few years. Before, the only option for medical cover was full medical aid....
Are children of single parents less satisfied with life?
On a scale of one to 10, such participants rated their life satisfaction 0.2 points lower than those from two-parent families, and 0.1 points lower than those whose parents separated their childhood.