Norwich launches PMI for individuals

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Norwich Union (NU) Healthcare has today launched a new private medical insurance (PMI) product for the individual market.

Health Solutions is designed to match cover to a consumers personal requirements through a modular approach, says the life assurer. The new product includes ‘comprehensive PMI cover’ providing in-patient, day-patient and out-patient cover, along with seven options to include or take away cover. Options to enhance cover within the new product include dental and optical benefit, further treatments and therapy stretching between physiotherapy, chiropractic and acupuncture, along with an extended hospital list. Moreover, Health Solutions provides four options to contain the cost of cover...

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