Insurance for women-owned MSME

Insular Life (InLife), through its subsidiary Insular Health Care (IHC), has launched a new pre-paid group health and insurance cover that caters specifically to women entrepreneurs.

InLife executive vice president Noemi Azura, who also serves as IHC’s president and CEO, said that with InLife EntrePinay in place, women entrepreneurs may now extend health cover for employees.

“We created this product for women entrepreneurs to provide group health coverage and life insurance benefits to their employees. While the product really is for all, InLife EntrePinay is specifically designed to what business owners would like to have either for themselves or for their employees,” Azura said.

“Our mission is to empower a million Filipinas in the next three years through four focus areas, financial education, health and wellness, women-specific solutions and access to social and business networks,” she added.

According to the insurer, InLife EntrePinay will be available in three pre-paid packages, Ruby, Emerald and Diamond.

“InLife EntrePinay comes in three affordable pre-paid plans. Ruby starts at P4,000 annually per employee and Diamond starts at P8,000 annually per employee,” InLife said.

“Emerald plan has a one-time emergency inpatient care due to accidents, viral and/or bacterial illnesses,” the insurer added.

The plans include basic annual physical examination, one-time patient outpatient and/or inpatient care coverage on medical emergencies, face-to-face and on-the-phone medical consultations, dental benefits as well as maternity assistance.

Meanwhile, a series of Youtube videos featuring InLife Wealth mentors was launched by the insurer with the aim to provide pieces of advice to fiscal matters such as investments and insurance.

Our mission is to empower a million Filipinas in the next three years through four focus areas, financial education, health and wellness, women-specific solutions and access to social and business networks.

InLife chief marketing officer and SVP Miriam Choa said that this initiative furthers their aim to educate and engage the Filipino market.