Bomaid strives on with service excellence

Mokgosana
Mokgosana

Bomaid was recently recognised for service excellence to its membership at the 18th Board of Healthcare Funds of Southern Africa. BusinessWeek Staff Writer PAULINE DIKUELO chats with the medical aid’s principal officer, Moraki Mokgosana to get the Fund’s strategic focus

BusinessWeek: What schemes do Bomaid offer and how many members does it have?

Mokgosana: Bomaid is the largest open medical aid fund in Botswana commanding 51% market share, with over 39,000 principal members and 85,000 total lives. The fund offers health insurance to corporate and individual members across various income and age groups with the most innovative and diverse products, which are highly competitive and affordable. The fund has a number of inpatient and outpatient schemes for a broad range of conditions.

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