Yes, other types of insurance include dental insurance, healthcare cash plans, diagnostics insurance, and condition-specific insurance.Dental insurance: Dental insurance can provide cover for routine appointments as well as the expense of dental injury treatments and emergencies. You’ll pay for your dental visit first and then make a claim. You can also go to either a private or NHS clinic.Cash plans: Healthcare cash plans involve you paying a monthly fee that covers your routine checkups such as eye tests or dental checkups. This is different to private health insurance, which provides cover for treatment of any problems that develop after you’ve bought the insurance.Diagnostics insurance: Diagnostics insurance provides access to diagnostic tests and consultant appointments that can help you find the root cause of your medical issue. Unlike private health insurance, it doesn’t pay for the treatment, only the diagnostics costs.Condition-specific insurance: If you’re happy to stay with NHS treatments, but you have a specific health problem you need help with, condition-specific insurance offers an affordable plan that targets your condition, supplementing your NHS care.