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How to join (Employer)

We’re the industry fund for the people who care. We welcome employers from across the Health and Community Services sector throughout Australia. That means that anyone who works for a registered employer across the Australian Health and Community Services sector can participate in Health Super.

As an industry fund, we don’t pay any profits to shareholders.

It takes three simple steps to become a registered employer!

  1. Please refer to our Member Guide (Product Disclosure Statement)
  2. Complete the online form to receive an application form. You’ll need to complete the form with your details and send it in to us.  
  3. Once you’ve been accepted as a Health Super employer, you will receive a Health Super welcome pack that includes the contact details of your account manager and information that will assist you with administering your employees' super.

An employer can make contributions for an existing member of Health Super without being registered but cannot enrol new members. To do this, you must become a registered employer.

What is a registered employer?

An employer who agrees to participate in the Fund and pay employer contributions in accordance with the Fund’s Trust Deed.

If you’re a registered employer, you can sign up new members to Health Super.

You can always call us if you need more information or would like the Member Guide and application form mailed to you. Just call us on 1800 133 050.

This website is provided by Health Super Pty Ltd ABN 97 084 162 489, AFSL No. 246492, the Trustee of Health Super Fund ABN 88 293 440 675 (Health Super). The website content is of a general nature only and does not take into account your personal objectives, situation or needs. Before making a decision about a Health Super product or service, you should read our Member Guide (Product Disclosure Statement) which is available on this website or by calling 1800 331 719. Some products and services offered on this website are provided by third parties. The Trustee is not responsible for the products or services, views or actions of these third parties. Terms and conditions may apply which should be obtained from the third parties direct. The Trustee does not accept liability if loss or damage is incurred from the acquisition of third party products or services.
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