Aviva creates cancer care support service for PMI customers

In partnership with Macmillian Cancer Support

Hemma Visavadia
clock • 2 min read

Aviva has created a cancer support service for private medical insurance (PMI) customers living with cancer and for large corporate schemes that cover cancer care under its employee benefits.

Alongside its charity partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support, the provider has developed a Cancer Care Guide to offer customers and their loved one's support with their physical, financial, and emotional wellbeing. The guide offers help for customers to find information on cancer and financial considerations, working out a budget, where to find financial help, government benefits, sorting out financial affairs and pension options. Customers can also call the Macmillan Support Line for individual advice from trained cancer information advisors. Meanwhile, to help reduce costs, Av...

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