MSH INTERNATIONAL launches FIRST EXPAT+

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A complete health insurance solution for individual expats

CALGARY, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

We are pleased to announce the launch of a complete international health insurance solution online for individual expatriates: FIRST EXPAT+

This comprehensive and affordable product offers worldwide coverage for all expatriates - including US citizens - under the age of 71.

The core plan includes Hospital Care covered at 100%, Routine Healthcare (doctors’ visits, prescription drugs, etc.), Legal Assistance and Third-Party Liability. Optional benefits can then be elected in order to enhance the core plan, and a choice of deductibles are available to reduce the insurance premium.

Here are some of FIRST EXPAT+ key features:

Comprehensive Coverage – Medical, Dental/Vision, Maternity, Medical Evacuation, Life, Disability and Personal Third-Party Liability;
Flexibility – 4 different levels of benefits: Quartz, Pearl, Sapphire, Diamond and 5 geographical coverage zones;
Affordability – 5 year age bands up to 65, in and out-of-network reimbursements, 4 different deductibles;
Portability – Coverage of emergency care available outside of the subscribed geographical zone up to 60 consecutive days;
Modern Technology – Simple language, user-friendly website allowing instant quotation and immediate enrollment online.

“After months of internal consultation, brainstorming and competitive analysis, FIRST EXPAT+ has arrived and it is one of the best in its class,” says Philippe de Dreuzy, President and CEO at MSH INTERNATIONAL (Canada).

“The new MSH portal offers flexible and affordable coverage through a simple and user-friendly process,” comments Fabrice Tuffigo, Marketing & iPMI Sales Director. “Brokers can display FIRST EXPAT+ on their website: clients will be automatically redirected to a customized quotation page with the broker’s reference attached. This way we can track quotes and enrollments generated by each partnered broker.”

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