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02/07/2012
GloHealth To Create 150 Jobs
Health insurer GloHealth has announced it will create 150 jobs in the next three to four years.
45 of the positions have already been filled.
Company manager Jim Dowdall said: "GloHealth is making a promise that everyone will get better value. With GloHealth you can pay less for your cover and get extra benefits tailored to your own particular needs."
GloHealth has three core plans, named Good, Better and Best. With the Better and Best plans, all children are covered for free until they are three.
The company also unveiled their "hospital cash plans", which provide cash back towards daily health expenses including GP, dental and optical visits, as well cash to cover some hospital expenses.
The plans start from €15 per month for individuals and €20 per month for families and are targeted at those who already have health insurance but want more cover for daily expenses as well as to those who do not have health insurance or can no longer afford it.
(CD/GK)
45 of the positions have already been filled.
Company manager Jim Dowdall said: "GloHealth is making a promise that everyone will get better value. With GloHealth you can pay less for your cover and get extra benefits tailored to your own particular needs."
GloHealth has three core plans, named Good, Better and Best. With the Better and Best plans, all children are covered for free until they are three.
The company also unveiled their "hospital cash plans", which provide cash back towards daily health expenses including GP, dental and optical visits, as well cash to cover some hospital expenses.
The plans start from €15 per month for individuals and €20 per month for families and are targeted at those who already have health insurance but want more cover for daily expenses as well as to those who do not have health insurance or can no longer afford it.
(CD/GK)
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