IHHPAC partners Fairfirst Insurance

IHH Patient Assistance Centre (IHHPAC) Sri Lanka, part of the global network of IHH Healthcare Singapore, has announced a strategic partnership with Fairfirst Worldwide HealthCare Insurance to expand access to advanced healthcare solutions for Sri Lankan patients.

The Sri Lanka office, IHH Patient Assistance Centre Sri Lanka, represents Mount Elizabeth, Mount Elizabeth Hospital Novena, Gleneagles, and Parkway East Hospital Singapore.

By partnering with Fairfirst, IHH Patient Assistance Centre Sri Lanka aims to streamline the process for Sri Lankan patients seeking advanced healthcare solutions in Singapore.

Fairfirst’s comprehensive insurance coverage will help patients focus on their health, knowing that their financial concerns are well managed.

Fairfirst Insurance and IHH Patient Assistance Centre Sri Lanka, stated; “This partnership will ensure that Sri Lankan patients have seamless access to healthcare facilities in Singapore while easing the financial burden that often accompanies medical treatment abroad.”

IHH Group Singapore stated; “Mount Elizabeth has always been committed to providing cutting-edge healthcare services to international patients. Through this collaboration with IHH Patient Assistance Centre Sri Lanka and Fairfirst, we are delighted to extend our expertise to patients from Sri Lanka, ensuring they receive timely and effective care. making their healthcare journey smoother and less stressful.”

With IHH’s commitment to delivering top-tier healthcare through Mount Elizabeth, Mount Elizabeth Novena, Gleneagles, and Parkway East Hospital, and Fairfirst’s tailored insurance plans, this collaboration guarantees personalized, high-quality care for patients from Sri Lanka.

IHH Patient Assistance Centre Sri Lanka continues to uphold its mission of supporting patients at every step of their healthcare journey, from diagnosis to treatment and recovery.

By working closely with Fairfirst Global Insurance, IHH Patient Assistance Centre Sri Lanka is paving the way for improved healthcare access, offering Sri Lankan patients the opportunity to benefit from some of Singapore’s leading medical institutions.

Source: Daily News