APRIL launches IPMI for expats living in France

Both pre and post Brexit

Adam Saville
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MyHealth France product covers top-up expenses and other services not funded by local social system

The international private medical insurance (IPMI) division of APRIL Group, APRIL International Care, has launched MyHealth France, a policy designed to meet the needs of expats living in France both pre and post Brexit. Expats can use it to cover top-up expenses not typically covered by the basic French social system, such as the cost of a private room in hospitals, as well as optical and dental services. Offering a modular structure with five levels of cover to enable residents to pick their own level of protection, no age limit applies and no restrictions apply where pre-existing c...

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