Kyobo Lifeplanet Launches Women's Health Insurance Covering Osteoporosis and Gynecological Diseases

Kyobo Lifeplanet Life Insurance announced on the 19th that it will launch the 'e Women's Health Insurance' tailored for women and hold a subscription event.

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] Kyobo Lifeplanet Life Insurance announced on the 19th that it has launched the 'e Women's Health Insurance' tailored for women and is conducting a subscription event.

It provides coverage up to 20 million KRW upon diagnosis of major diseases such as the three major cancers (stomach, liver, lung), female reproductive cancers, breast cancer, and thyroid cancer. It also covers the four major severe diseases in women with a diagnosis insurance payment of 20 million KRW, and lifestyle diseases with high female incidence such as arthritis (4 million KRW) and gout (2 million KRW).

The insurance also covers four specific female diseases. It provides coverage for hospitalization and surgery costs for frequently occurring female diseases such as carpal tunnel syndrome, gynecological diseases, and osteoporosis.

Additionally, it offers the 'Woman Care e Service,' where experts provide focused management including health consultations for three years after subscription.

The premium is in the 20,000 KRW range for all ages from 20 to 50 years old, based on an insurance amount of 20 million KRW, maturity at age 80, and 20 years of monthly payments. It is a non-renewable product with no premium increase until maturity at age 80.

Furthermore, Kyobo Lifeplanet will give Shinsegae mobile gift certificates to new customers who subscribe to the e Women's Health Insurance by June 30, according to the amount of monthly premium paid.

Kim Jung-woo, head of the Digital Marketing Team at Kyobo Lifeplanet, said, "This is a women-specialized product carefully prepared focusing on coverage essential for women," adding, "It is an opportunity where you can subscribe and claim anytime and anywhere with just internet access, and enjoy reasonable premiums compared to offline insurance products along with gift certificate benefits."

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