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Symphony Health Launches Pregnancy Medical Benefit

Monday, January 26, 2015
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The new medical aid company, Symphony Health Medical Aid launched its new product, named ‘Baby Sym’ which covers pregnancy, and delivery costs to expectant mothers.

Launching the product on Thursday, Symphony Health Medical Aid Chief Executive Rose Tatedi said they are looking at the pregnancy cover from a different perspective as they provide a cover of up to P350,000 for expecting mothers and the baby.

‘We recognise pregnancy is important and expecting mothers are always worried about the baby and their status, so we wanted to give them a peace of mind throughout their pregnancy,” she said.

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