Bomaid deepens customer engagement

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In a continued effort to bring healthcare closer to the people and foster transparent, meaningful dialogue with its customers, Bomaid will this week host Stakeholder Engagement Sessions in Gaborone on Tuesday, July 9 and Wednesday, July 10, further strengthening its commitment to inclusive, responsive, and customer-led healthcare.

The sessions come on the backdrop of Bomaid’s growing suite of engagement platforms, including its weekly radio segment “First Things First” on RB2 and interactive customer webinars, which aim to demystify healthcare cover, clarify access processes, and provide relevant updates in real time.

Each touchpoint, whether in-person or virtual is part of Bomaid’s broader mission to empower customers with knowledge and control over their healthcare journey.

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