DuduParaPara:
Hello guys, based on experience and relationship, which HMO will you recommend for people to register with as at today September 9th 2021?

I also don't know about NHIS if it's good.

Reason I'm asking this is most times salary earners are the ones who benefit from this HMO stuff cos it's being withdrawn from their salary.

Now what about business people and market people aren't they supposed to benefit?

What HMO would you recommend and how much is the plan?

I would guess it's 2 factors. Picking the right HMO and plan for yourself, and then choosing the right hospital. Axa Mansard is reputable, as well as THT. You will need a little bit more searching for hospitals.

Cheers

Try SOSOCARE. It's the most affordable and accessible from anywhere

You do not pay 10% on your treatment and you are not tied to any particular hospital. Even if you are outside your state of residence you can walk into any of the partner hospitals nationwide.


Again you can use Recyclables to pay for your HMO.


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DuduParaPara:
Hello guys, based on experience and relationship, which HMO will you recommend for people to register with as at today September 9th 2021?

I also don't know about NHIS if it's good.

Reason I'm asking this is most times salary earners are the ones who benefit from this HMO stuff cos it's being withdrawn from their salary.

Now what about business people and market people aren't they supposed to benefit?

What HMO would you recommend and how much is the plan?

My question be say if i dey pay them their dues and it happens i didn't visit hospital for 2 to 3 years where my money go go?

Try SOSOCARE. It's the most affordable and accessible from anywhere

You do not pay 10% on your treatment and you are not tied to any particular hospital. Even if you are outside your state of residence you can walk into any of the partner hospitals nationwide.


Again you can use Recyclables to pay for your HMO.


BBC Africa Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTUrZ9UIefz/?utm_medium=copy_link

Also on BBC Africa Twitter page but I can’t access Twitter from here.

BBC Africa Facebook:
https://fb.watch/7MNlKny9J8/

BBC HAUSA Facebook
https://fb.watch/7MksO-Z2UF/

BBC Hausa Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTUbPeygXqV/?utm_medium=copy_link

BBC Hausa Digital Website
https://www.bbc.com/hausa/labarai-58419153

BBC Swahili Website:
https://www.bbc.com/swahili/habari-58421938

Here’s a link to the Hausa Radio piece.
https://www.bbc.com/hausa/bbc_hausa_radio/w3ct1qq0

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DuduParaPara:


Thanks very much.

Hygeia

ESANMEA:
THT- Liberty Blue
OR
Axa Mansard

Axa is the best way to go

If you subscribe MTN data, no come use am for 1 month and e expire, you go ask MTN same question?




Abeg join SOSOCARE today.


Try SOSOCARE. It's the most affordable and accessible from anywhere

You do not pay 10% on your treatment and you are not tied to any particular hospital. Even if you are outside your state of residence you can walk into any of the partner hospitals nationwide.


Again you can use Recyclables to pay for your HMO.


BBC Africa Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTUrZ9UIefz/?utm_medium=copy_link

Also on BBC Africa Twitter page but I can’t access Twitter from here.

BBC Africa Facebook:
https://fb.watch/7MNlKny9J8/

BBC HAUSA Facebook
https://fb.watch/7MksO-Z2UF/

BBC Hausa Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTUbPeygXqV/?utm_medium=copy_link

BBC Hausa Digital Website
https://www.bbc.com/hausa/labarai-58419153

BBC Swahili Website:
https://www.bbc.com/swahili/habari-58421938

Here’s a link to the Hausa Radio piece.
https://www.bbc.com/hausa/bbc_hausa_radio/w3ct1qq0

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dancok:
My question be say if i dey pay them their dues and it happens i didn't visit hospital for 2 to 3 years where my money go go?

DuduParaPara:
Hello guys, based on experience and relationship, which HMO will you recommend for people to register with as at today September 9th 2021?

I also don't know about NHIS if it's good.

Reason I'm asking this is most times salary earners are the ones who benefit from this HMO stuff cos it's being withdrawn from their salary.

Now what about business people and market people aren't they supposed to benefit?

What HMO would you recommend and how much is the plan?

I have used ABT 6 HMO. I will recommend THT among all I have used they are the best.

DuduParaPara:
Hello guys, based on experience and relationship, which HMO will you recommend for people to register with as at today September 9th 2021?

I also don't know about NHIS if it's good.

Reason I'm asking this is most times salary earners are the ones who benefit from this HMO stuff cos it's being withdrawn from their salary.

Now what about business people and market people aren't they supposed to benefit?

What HMO would you recommend and how much is the plan?

Go for AXA Mansard

AXA Mansard

DuduParaPara:


Are they widely accepted by most hospitals?

What are their rates? if you have any idea

Just Google Axa Mansard you'll see all the packages they operate. And the amount they charge.

There are many ways to identify which HMO qualifies as the best in Nigeria. They are like (some) insurance companies, who take your money when you are healthy, but turn their backs on you partially or completely, when you need them the most.

I don't work for anyone of them, but let me dash you my 2cents as a provider.

Only Hygeia and ... Axamansard are undisputedly the best

Phillips, may be Novo, THT, Avon can be managed somehow(if you have option choose wisely)

ReliaSomething, Lifekinikan, Wellmet ati some other funny mama and pickin HMO..... (are worse than Yahoo) Run.

Don't be fooled by their yengenyengen advert online and car branding, it's your money for quality healthcare in action and nothing more

May God be with you

AXA is the sure way to go. Contact me for more details 08061309009

DuduParaPara:
Hello guys, based on experience and relationship, which HMO will you recommend for people to register with as at today September 9th 2021?

I also don't know about NHIS if it's good.

Reason I'm asking this is most times salary earners are the ones who benefit from this HMO stuff cos it's being withdrawn from their salary.

Now what about business people and market people aren't they supposed to benefit?

What HMO would you recommend and how much is the plan?

To be honest BASTION HMO is the best bet in the market now with plan as low as 18k for a year and extensive benefits

Seniorwriter:
Clearline HMO
#20k per year!


@SENIORWRITER

ClearLine is a disgrace, poor services and they never respond on time

dancok:
My question be say if i dey pay them their dues and it happens i didn't visit hospital for 2 to 3 years where my money go go?

The answer is in reversed.


What if you pay 20k and end up spending 100k in a yr?

Am surprised - no body is talking about oceanic HMO.Very reliable. I spent some days in my chosen hospital in Warri, omor,l was discharged without paying ten kobo. D arrangement sweet die

Why is no one mentioning Lagos state health scheme.
I thought they are in the top 3 best HMO.

DuduParaPara:
Hello guys, based on experience and relationship, which HMO will you recommend for people to register with as at today September 9th 2021?

I also don't know about NHIS if it's good.

Reason I'm asking this is most times salary earners are the ones who benefit from this HMO stuff cos it's being withdrawn from their salary.

Now what about business people and market people aren't they supposed to benefit?

What HMO would you recommend and how much is the plan?

soik:

HMO provide you with medical care. U no need pay for treatment coz dem dey collect am for ur salary monthly or yearly

What if am a business person.

Healthcare international (HCI) with headquarters in Lagos.


Effective in healthcare delivery but poor personel management

Op, in terms of quality of service and scope of accessible medical services, the NUMBER ONE is AXA MANSARD, though its premium is slightly higher than its counterparts but is still affordable.

I used Hygeia before and it was okay, but when I switched to Mansard, I felt the higher premium value right away.

Clearline, Novohealth have trashy services.

I use MARINA HMO and it has been great

Good evening Duduparapara,

AXA MANSARD is top notch.

Please give a call, I'm a staff of AXA.

I promise you a seamless process and top notch service delivery.

09029333791.

Leadway Health.

Although new in the business, i think they are the best for now. I have more turst in anything leadway.

SoNature:
Avon is second to none.

Lol. About the worst actually. Shitty hospitals and horrible customer service.

In all you do avoid redcare oh....
AXA mansard
Liberty blue
Marina medical
Avon

ESANMEA:
THT- Liberty Blue
OR
Axa Mansard

AXA Mansard remains the best, Hygaiae is also good. Bupa is for big people because they pay providers in U.S Dollars. Others dey like owe providers.

Alleanza Health and Anchor HMO.

Hci healthcare is good and I have their rates

Axa masard or hygeia

AXA Mansard is good. They have a very wide coverage. We were using them before in my place of work, but the management decided to switch to Greenbay for reasons I can't really say. Greenbay is not doing badly though.

The irony of it all is that they deduct from my salary every month for it, but I hardly fall sick to visit a hospital.

Venus (Former Zenith) Medicare for me. Been using them for like forever