Africa’s vastness poses unique challenges when it comes to medical emergencies. Remote locations, limited access to advanced medical facilities, and the unpredictability of local healthcare systems underscore the need for comprehensive insurance coverage. In...
Malaria, a mosquito-borne infectious disease, continues to be a significant health concern in many regions around the globe. Expatriates, individuals living and working in foreign countries, often find themselves at an increased risk due to exposure to different...
The current international duty of care requirements guide companies, especially those with cross-border operations on the need to provide suitable medical facilities for their expatriate and local workforce. This is more important at remote locations far from...
Oil companies are taking a hard look at the effects of employee health on overall corporate standing. Of special interest is the health of workers stationed in remote locations, such as offshore production platforms, where access to health care is limited. A healthy...
Have you ever wondered what you would do if you found yourself injured in a remote country far from home? Imagine if you get rushed to the local hospital, in the case of an emergency, only to realise they lack the necessary medical facilities found in first-world...
More and more people are travelling internationally than was previously prevalent, whether for work or leisure. Therefore, it is becoming increasingly important to pay attention to travel medicine as travelers are prone to acquiring infectious diseases that are not...
