MARBELLA, SPAIN, August 24, 2010 (Press-News.org) SimpleCare is pleased to announce that it has opened a Representative Office in Benalmadena, Spain to better support their growing customer base.
SimpleCare, a leading health-care provider is pleased to announce the opening of a Representative Office in Benalmadena, Spain.
"The new office is located at, Urb. Nueva Torrequebrada, Benalmadena, Spain and will act as a liaison between SimpleCare and its customers and partners throughout Spain and in the United States.
"The new office in Benalmadena will provide more convenience and access to our members," said R.B. Prats, medical director of SimpleCare. "The office is in an ideal location, which enables us to better serve members in this ever-growing city and province."
"The expat community is growing very rapidly, with this in mind we felt the need to increase our presence in this rapidly growing market," added R.B. Prats.
About SimpleCare:
SimpleCare offers World-Class medical care. Typically SimpleCare will save you between 40-70% on Hospital Cost and Physician fees.
Why choose SimpleCare Health and Medical Scheme?
* No pre-exisiting medical exclusions
* No upper age limit and no related price increases after age 70
* Save up to 70% on Hospital and Physicians fees
* Treatment you can pay for when you need it
* Low excess calculated per claim
* Free GP consultation when you sign-up
SimpleCare Health Plan names and symbols are registered marks of SimpleCare Health Plan.
Contact:
R.B. Prats
Medical Director
SimpleCare
Tel: 34 952 768 315 or 1 800 281 3136
http://www.simplecarehealthplan.com
http://www.simplecareworldhealth.com
Simplecare Health Plan Opens Benalmadena Office
SimpleCare, a leading health-care provider is pleased to announce the opening of a Representative Office
in Benalmadena, Spain.
2010-08-24
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[Press-News.org] Simplecare Health Plan Opens Benalmadena OfficeSimpleCare, a leading health-care provider is pleased to announce the opening of a Representative Office in Benalmadena, Spain.