Medical aid and SSC benefits in Namibia 2026
For employees and families in Namibia: the medical aid funds registered with NAMFISA, the SSC's maternity, sick leave and death benefits, how to check a fund or broker and how to complain.
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Who this guide is for
- You are choosing or using a medical aid fund
- You are expecting a baby or off sick and want to know what the SSC pays
- You have a dispute with a medical aid fund or a broker
What is inside: table of contents
The PDF puts together 5 guides of Tulinde Namibia, word for word: each chapter opens with its short answer, then the full sections, the frequently asked questions and the date it was last reviewed. All 11 sources — the laws, the regulator and the official documents each fact comes from — are listed at the end, with their links.
- Medical aid in Namibia: funds, members and your rights
The registered medical aid funds · Medical aid in figures (31 December 2024) · The rules · If your medical aid refuses a claim
Reviewed 31 October 2026 · 3 questions · 6 sources
- Social Security Commission (SSC) Namibia: maternity leave, sick leave and death benefits
Contributions · What the MSD Fund pays · The SSC funeral benefit for grant recipients
Reviewed 31 October 2026 · 3 questions · 3 sources
- SSC contribution and maternity benefit calculator (Namibia)
The figures the calculator uses
Reviewed 31 October 2026 · 2 questions · 2 sources
- How to check an insurer, agent or broker in Namibia
Three checks · What the law says
Reviewed 31 October 2026 · 2 questions · 5 sources
- How to complain about an insurer in Namibia (NAMFISA)
Step by step · Complaints received by NAMFISA · Is there an insurance ombud in Namibia?
Reviewed 31 October 2026 · 3 questions · 3 sources
Look inside
Two pages of the PDF exactly as you will get it: the contents page and the first page of chapter 1.
Who writes it
Tulinde is an independent guide run by Takat AI. It is not an insurer, a broker or an agent, and it does not rank or rate insurers. Every fact comes from a primary source listed in the guide. Read how we check facts.