Hyderabad, 12th September 2022: Affordplan strengthens its presence in Hyderabad – Telangana and Vijayawada – Andhra Pradesh through a partnership with the prestigious Kamineni Hospitals. Through Affordplan Swasth, Hyderabad residents will have complete access to all the treatments and services at Kamineni Hospitals – LB Nagar, King Koti, & Vijayawada units and a full range of healthcare financing options for their entire family.
Since its inception, Affordplan has served 5,00,000 families across 25 cities. Their partnership with Kamineni Hospitals strengthens the ambitious commitment to provide healthier financial flexibility and alternatives to India.
Speaking on the collaboration Dr. Gayatri Kamineni, COO at Kamineni Hospitals said, “Affordability has always been at the forefront for Kamineni Hospitals. Healthcare shouldn’t need to be expensive and delivering affordable corporate health care for all has been a priority from the beginning. Our collaboration with ‘AffordPlan’ will increase our patients’ fidelity towards Kamineni Hospitals. Thanks to the affordability and flexibility of finances that the AffordPlan model offers, medical care will become increasingly affordable for Indian households. This will encourage them to get quality healthcare for themselves and their family members. We are very hopeful that this partnership will contribute significantly to Kamineni Hospitals’ commitment to patient satisfaction.”
Affordplan Swasth is a prepaid digital wallet that enables payments at OPD (Outpatient Department) services, lab tests, purchase of medicines, and goal-based EMI savings for all IPD (Inpatient Department) treatments. Equipped with a full stack of financial solutions, customers also enjoy additional benefits in the form of instant savings on their bills, exclusive hospital offers, and discounts on preferred brands through the Affordplan Swasth partner tie-ups.
Aditya Sharma, the CEO of AffordPlan said, “It is a defining moment for us as we join hands with Kamineni Hospitals. As one of the most respected care givers in the region, not only will this partnership change the healthcare landscape for the community but also make healthcare truly inclusive and accessible. That is a vision shared by both.”
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