MediHelp International announces the introduction of a payment instrument that is revolutionizing the health insurance industry. The step was inspired by several factors, such as the desire to meet the vital needs of insured people, to be as close as possible to the beneficiaries when they need support, and to offer them the simplest possible solutions for accessing insurance benefits; therefore MediHelp offers its clients the tool of MediHelp Card payment.

This tool aims to reduce the time required to collect and complete the documents needed for a claim so the beneficiary can access the medical services he needs without delay. The MediHelp payment card also offers the possibility to access medical services without the burden of paying the costs from their own financial resources, thus eliminating the waiting time for their reimbursement. The beneficiary can use the payment instrument for medical services up to 500 E.

MediHelp remains preoccupied with the customers' benefits, and the process of accessing them is oriented to fulfill their needs. Hence, all the patient has to make an appointment at the clinic with the specialist doctor and then contact the dedicated Customer Care department within MediHelp International. Here, the requests will be carefully examined by our team, and as a result of the analysis, the card will be supplied with the amount necessary to pay for the medical service, explains Zahal Levy, President of MediHelp International.

The MediHelp payment card helps customers by simplifying the procedure for accessing insurance, offering the possibility to pay the costs directly to the chosen medical provider. This way, the company eliminates the concern of the costs related to the medical services received by the policyholders. MediHelp's private health insurance packages with international coverage facilitate access to insurance anywhere in the world. This option provides the certainty that the beneficiaries will receive medical services regardless of their location through the AXA-Global Healthcare network, consisting of 1.4 million medical providers worldwide.