Potential expats need to realise that relocation will mean getting to grips with foreign processes despite exciting lifestyle changes, Jelf Employee Benefits has warned.
International expatriate insurance provider William Russell has improved its out-patient claims procedure in Hong Kong.
Lack of private medical cover growth has spurred insurers to look for cost-efficiencies from hospitals and consultants, Laing and Buisson has reported.
Simplyhealth is teaming up with Nuffield Health to provide businesses and their workforce with a back care awareness guide.
Women could one day be diagnosed and treated for breast cancer through a simple blood test, researchers have said.
A third of the UK are turning to free exercise activities to boost health, PruHealth research has shown.
Life is often referred to as a game where people decide to either play it safe or take a chance. But, asks Kirsteen Grant, are they assessing their risk correctly?
As stated in July, the more things change the more they stay the same - but how are systems checked and how are they assessed? Gill Salton explains.
Keep It Simple Stupid: The Review of Simple Financial Products is a significant strategic development in the protection sector. Richard Walsh highlights some key issues and a few problems in the making.
Employers should beware of healthcare providers in the eurozone trying to take advantage of expats working there when claiming for medical treatment, an insurer is warning.