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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 06:02 |
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Medicare International, the leading global healthcare insurer, today
announced major changes to its group policies, allowing for greater
inclusiveness, as well as improved cover for those working in or close
to war zones.
The company is now offering group cover at a
minimum of three employees subject to underwriting, previously five. HR
Directors and Personnel see significant advantages in organising group
cover rather than individual, mainly with regards to cost savings, but
also in terms of administration time. This redefinition of
In addition, Medicare International reduced the number of people required within the group needed in order to disregard previous medical history. Previously 20, the company now requires only ten people within the group, in order for any medical histories of the individuals to be disregarded. This significant change will enable many people, who were previously penalised due to a past or long-standing illness, to enjoy the full benefits of Medicare International
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