Why should you take
The Lateral Leap?
Taking out health insurance with a new company is a leap. We understand that. Trust isn't something you can expect overnight, it's something you earn.
That's why we've created The Lateral Leap. Five honest conversations with our Chairman, CEO, Head of Nurse Case Management and two members, each answering one simple question: Why should you take the Lateral Leap?
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Head Nurse Jayne explains how we care.
Jayne, Lateral's Head of Nurse Navigation, explains how speaking to a qualified nurse first helps members make informed decisions about NHS and private healthcare, ensuring they receive the right care at the right time.
Chairman Steven on what it means to be 60.
As Lateral founder Steven approaches his 60th birthday, he explains why the company was created to challenge outdated ideas about ageing and support active people over 60 with health insurance designed around how they really live.
"Our agenda is to authentically represent you not as we are usually seen, which is slow, grey and tired, but as we are; dynamic, independent and real."
Steven Mendel, Lateral Chairman
Member Kim on her first ever health insurance.
Lateral member Kim had never had private health insurance before. She shares why rising NHS waiting times led her to choose Lateral, and how it gave her confidence without replacing the NHS she values.
Member Rob explains why he switched to Lateral.
Lateral member Rob explains why he switched health insurance after leaving full time work, and how transparent pricing, preventative health benefits and a more flexible approach to pre-existing conditions made Lateral the right choice for him.
"Lateral's pre-existing conditions only took into account my past two years of medical history, which is significantly lower than the others. That was a key reason for me deciding to switch."
Rob Vowles, Lateral Member
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