Goodhealth Worldwide, the international medical insurance provider, in association with Royal & SunAlliance continues its customer service with the negotiation of a preferred provider network throughout the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
In effect since the beginning of April 2003, a network of over 15 hospitals and 70 clinics were introduced that allow for a cashless treatment service. With the recognition that the financial burden of payment can sometimes be overwhelming for some and in some cases people may avoid seeking medical attention altogether, this service will ensure that all members get the right treatment easily. Goodhealth members will no longer have to settle their bills upon consultation. Instead, Goodhealth will be billed directly by hospitals and clinics in the Preferred Provider Network.
Goodhealth in partnership with Royal & SunAlliance offers an unparalleled range of medical expense solutions to organizations, families and individuals. Staffed by medically qualified and experienced personnel, regional offices ensure claims are settled quickly, efficiently and locally. Recognized as a leading healthcare brand, Goodhealth’s policy benefit improvements include such coverage as evacuation to a country of choice, premature birth complications, and outpatient oncology, MRI and CT scans on inpatient plans.
Goodhealth, a member of the $500 million Primary Group, is a healthcare brand with principal offices in the UK, Middle East, Far East, USA and Bermuda. The company, amongst the top-three UK based providers, is focused on the international medical expenses market and offers first class cover to over 20,000 expatriates and local nationals in over 100 global locations. — (menareport.com)
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