Leading insurance company, Amana Takaful's insurance card has been introduced to patients seeking medical care at modern hospital, Tree Top in the reclaimed suburb Hulhumale.
Cashless payments can now be made for both inpatient and outpatient services using the insurance card.
As a leading service provider in the health care field, Amana Takaful said it always looks to offer the widest possible coverage for its valued customers.
Tree Top meanwhile echoed similar comments adding that in order to serve their patients in the best way possible with ensuring insurance coverage from various providers including the universal insurance scheme Aasandha.
Built on a project value of USD 90 million, the Tree Top Hospital is 210-bed space tertiary health facility, marking it the first 'ultra-modern' hospital built in Maldives by a private corporation.
MD of Amana Takaful, Aris Sulaiman (R) and MD of Tree Top Hospital, Adam Saleem - Photo: Tree Top Hospital
