Cathay Life to Launch Home-Based Acute Care Insurance Policy, Aims for Year-End Release
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Cathay Financial Holding President Robert Lee announced at the June 12 shareholders' meeting that Cathay Life Insurance has designed a one-year home-based acute care insurance policy and will submit it for regulatory approval soon. The policy aligns with the Ministry of Health and Welfare's pilot program launched in July 2024, covering pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and soft tissue infections. Lee emphasized the importance of protecting customer rights while preventing a repeat of the past epidemic insurance crisis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is home-based acute care insurance?
- A: It is an insurance policy for patients receiving acute medical care at home, corresponding to Taiwan's MOHW home-based care pilot program.
- Q: Who is eligible for this insurance?
- A: Disabled patients with pneumonia, urinary tract infections, or soft tissue infections who have difficulty leaving home.
- Q: How will the premium be determined?
- A: A pilot period will be conducted first, and premium rates will be reviewed based on the results.