Liberty Insurance launches Familycare for Vietnamese families

Jun 18th at 08:24
18-06-2021 08:24:16+07:00

Liberty Insurance launches Familycare for Vietnamese families

Liberty introduced Familycare, a family health insurance package that helps to protect all family members.

Liberty Insurance launches Familycare for Vietnamese families

The comprehensive FamilyCare medical insurance plan covers all insurance benefits, compensating for medical expenses in the unfortunate events of diseases and accidents that occurred to a family member, especially critical illnesses such as cardiovascular, diabetes, cancer. There are insurance plans designed for all families with two generations, including parents and children, with a commitment to walk alongside the clients in building their families, all at an affordable premium. This product, by Liberty, is a practical health care solution for all family members in ensuring financial stability and a secure future for all Vietnamese families.

FamilyCare brings clients a peaceful mind, easing worries about the cost of inpatient treatment or health problems with insurance coverage up to VND1.5 billion.

With FamilyCare, family members are taken better care of with annual check-up, vaccination, dental and optical benefit. Clients can enjoy international medical services with treatments in Vietnam and overseas.

Vo Tran Duy, Director of Direct, Renewal and Corporate Marketing of Liberty Insurance, said, "Liberty Insurance has always been at the forefront of providing the best insurance solutions to all Vietnamese, especially in the context of the current Covid-19 pandemic situation. The launching of new FamilyCare demonstrates Liberty's commitment to walk alongside customers to overcome challenges and difficulties. Now Vietnamese families have comprehensive protection when any family members have faced health risks. Our customers enjoy complete peace of mind and medical services in Vietnam and overseas.”

In the launched months (from June 15 – August 15, 2021), customers will receive a “Got it” voucher worth VND500,000 to VND3 million with purchase of FamilyCare insurance premium over VND10 million. Customers can use “Got it” voucher to shop and consume at hundreds of reputable and famous brands and shops.

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