Goodhealth launches product for expat market in China

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International health insurance provider Goodhealth Worldwide has launched its first healthcare product for the expatriate market in China, in a partnership with China Life Insurance Company.

The China Life Goodhealth International Healthcare Plan (IHP) will be the first international healthcare product with a pan-China license. This will allow companies to provide protection for their staff no matter where they are based in the country. Until now, companies have been restricted to purchasing from providers in the same region. The IHP will be issued by China Life but fully managed and backed by Goodhealth through its Shanghai office and other client service centres in Hong Kong, Dubai, London and Miami.

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