Suon Sophea, the CEO of Chamroeun said that the alliance will offer health insurance to its clients at about $0.51 per month for adults and $0.26 per month for those aged between five and 17.
Sophea added that the deal will provide micro health and life insurance services to Chamroeun’s low and medium-income clients and their families at an economical price.
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As part of the deal, Chamroeun’s customers will be associated with 28 public and 48 private health facilities, 60 of which are outside of Phnom Penh.
PKMI CEO Solene Favre said: "PKMI’s insured customers can benefit from a cashless treatment at one of the health facilities contracted."
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