International Medical Care

New health insurance products

International Medical Care

28 Aug 2019 | Editorial Team

French health insurance startup Alan has launched new products for a number of industries.

At a recent press conference, the startup announced that it is launching products in four verticals. This includes specific insurance products for the hospitality industry that are compliant with legal requirements for the hospitality industry and operate on two different tiers: Alan Cerises offers basic coverage while Alan Pomme offers more comprehensive cover.

Alan is also launching an insurance product for individuals that opens up three new segments: individuals who don’t work for a French company or have specific needs, retired people and public servants.

This will expand Alan’s original remit of insurance products for companies and freelancers. “Our users are smart. We already had users for all products that we’re launching today, but they were working around the rules,” said Co-Founder and CEO Jean-Charles Samuelian.

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