AXA – Global Healthcare launches tailored solution for SMEs with global teams
Global Health Adapt will provide comprehensive, modular healthcare coverage that can adapt to the evolving needs of SMEs and their employees
AXA – Global Healthcare has announced the launch of its new, customisable product, Global Health Adapt, designed to meet the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a globally based workforce. The product will be available for all new business from the beginning of January 2025.
According to AXA, Global Health Adapt provides comprehensive, modular healthcare coverage that can adapt to the evolving needs of SMEs and their employees.
This will be the first time that AXA – Global Healthcare will be offering its latest innovations into a new product. Global Health Adapt comes with the following:
- The healthcare payment card: when clients choose the Outpatient module, their employees can pay for eligible outpatient treatment using the healthcare payment card by tapping their mobile device, without using their own funds or filling in any claims forms
- The all-in-one app, which enables employees to manage their policies, benefit from personalised wellness features, and receive medical support through services such as Virtual Care.
Xavier Lestrade, CEO of AXA – Global Healthcare, commented: “In today’s increasingly global economy, running a small or medium enterprise (SME) presents unique challenges, especially when it comes to managing a dispersed workforce. From navigating tight budgets and manoeuvring an unpredictable market to seizing new opportunities and scaling up, business owners are constantly balancing local operations while keeping their international employees’ wellbeing top of mind.”
Earlier this year AXA partnered with Daman to offer international private medical insurance (IPMI) in the United Arab Emirates.
Chloe Fox
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