Apollo is the most popular healthcare group in Asia. People are quite aware of this word as it is believed that it is believed to have expertise in the field of healthcare, because of a team of highly qualified and dedicated staff that offers best quality healthcare service. Few years ago, the Apollo Group of Hospitals decided to enter the health insurance sector in India and thus, joined hands with Munich Health, new business part of Munich Re, Europe’s leading insurer.
It led to the foundation of Apollo Munich. The company was set up with the objective to Uncomplicate health insurance for the people of India and is working in the same direction. It promises its customers to take the fear out of faces, the jargon out of words, the bitter out of medicines and the trouble out of treatment. Apollo Munich is looking forward to offer coverage to more than 500 million people over next 5 years.
The company has adopted a unique ideology of identifying people’s health needs and then designs the product accordingly. Its newest product Optima Cash is designed after identifying the need of coverage to additional hospitalization expenses. Optima Cash is a daily cash hospital benefit plan that pays a Lumpsum payment to an insured, depending upon the number of days he/she is hospitalized.
It led to the foundation of Apollo Munich. The company was set up with the objective to Uncomplicate health insurance for the people of India and is working in the same direction. It promises its customers to take the fear out of faces, the jargon out of words, the bitter out of medicines and the trouble out of treatment. Apollo Munich is looking forward to offer coverage to more than 500 million people over next 5 years.
The company has adopted a unique ideology of identifying people’s health needs and then designs the product accordingly. Its newest product Optima Cash is designed after identifying the need of coverage to additional hospitalization expenses. Optima Cash is a daily cash hospital benefit plan that pays a Lumpsum payment to an insured, depending upon the number of days he/she is hospitalized.