The umbrella body of computer dealers at computer village have gone extra mile to collaborate with Hygeia, which is a health insurance provider based in Lagos.
This partnership was meant to provide medical care for all dealers in their household. This scheme provides communities with access for affordable and quality healthcare services.
The CAPDAN Community scheme is financed by World Bank with the global programme on output which is based on partnership with Dutch Health Insurance Fund and Pharma Access Foundation which would implement health organizations.
All individuals would have access to comprehensive healthcare package which would include care, delivery, post natal care services, surgeries, drugs care. The medical care would be provided to those who are designed private and public hospitals in Lagos. Each hospital was designed a due diligence assessment which determined the capability to provide sufficient health care services which would be enrolled to beneficiaries.
This partnership was long overdue, owing to fact that market district is the largest in West Africa with cases of ill health and medical issues which could be solved via this scheme. The CAPDAN’S resolve to support such schemes would help them in progressive years to come.
This partnership was meant to provide medical care for all dealers in their household. This scheme provides communities with access for affordable and quality healthcare services.
The CAPDAN Community scheme is financed by World Bank with the global programme on output which is based on partnership with Dutch Health Insurance Fund and Pharma Access Foundation which would implement health organizations.
All individuals would have access to comprehensive healthcare package which would include care, delivery, post natal care services, surgeries, drugs care. The medical care would be provided to those who are designed private and public hospitals in Lagos. Each hospital was designed a due diligence assessment which determined the capability to provide sufficient health care services which would be enrolled to beneficiaries.
This partnership was long overdue, owing to fact that market district is the largest in West Africa with cases of ill health and medical issues which could be solved via this scheme. The CAPDAN’S resolve to support such schemes would help them in progressive years to come.
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