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After the Bell: The great financial squeeze — a new movie coming to your medical aid scheme

Stephen Grootes · Daily Maverick
Published 4 Nov 2026, 6:47 am·just now·1 min read
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A rare blood disorder and life-saving treatment costing more than R6-million a year reveals the harsh financial choices facing medical aid schemes.

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