Category Archive For "Insurance"
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China’s fragmented healthcare system and the aging population
China’s fragmented healthcare system requires a rapid shift, which can be driven mainly by a change in the mindset of the population. The 2,300 top-tier public hospitals are overcrowded continuously with citizens going to seek help there even for minor health problems. These top-tier hospitals serve almost 20% of the country’s outpatient consultations yearly. At …
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8 most common health insurance exclusions – infographic
Pacific Prime China is pleased to announce the release of its new infographic showcasing the most common health insurance exclusions. In our 19 years + of experience, our insurance advisors identified that many of our clients are confused about what exactly is included in their medical plans. For that reason, we have prepared this informative …
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Latest report release: State of Health Insurance in China
2018 was a breakthrough moment with the release of Pacific Prime China’s first report on the state of health insurance (SOHI). Not only did it make headlines with our followers, readers and policyholders, but it proved to be successful in providing everyone with a broad and informative outlook for global health insurance. ‘Simplifying insurance’ is …
Does your health insurance cover skin disorders?
March and April mark the change of weather from spring to summer. While we are ready to embrace high temperature and humidity levels in the next season, it is much more difficult for patients with skin diseases, such as eczema, dermatitis, hives, and psoriasis. These skin conditions are particularly frustrating and agitating for the patients …
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How can serious air pollution worsen your allergies?
The Chinese government has been struggling to tackle the deep-seated problem of serious air pollution for decades. However, just from the air quality figures released by the environment ministry last week, one can easily tell that the measures currently implemented are just not enough. In the first two months of 2019, an average concentration of …