Allianz Insurance company Health Insurance

Living abroad has its own share of challenges, without having to worry about your or your family’s healthcare. Whether you’re in Paris or Singapore, the international health experts at Allianz Partners ensure that you get the best healthcare treatment available.

What we can do for you

• Provide international health, life and disability cover, plus a range of health and protection services.
• 24/7 multilingual helpline and emergency assistance.
• MyHealth app for quick and easy medical claims submission.

For more information about our products and services, please log onto our website

Allianz Partners

You can also contact us by e-mail: sales@allianzworldwidecare.com

or phone: +353 1 630 1301.

The health and life specialists at Allianz Partners

We offer health, life and disability insurance as well as a wide range of health and protection services to organisations and partners worldwide. Clients include SMEs, large multinationals, IGOs, NGOs and government organisations.

When offered as key elements of an employee benefits package, our products and services help our group clients to attract, retain and protect their staff.

We also have a range of international and regional healthcare plans for private individuals and families.

Our key partners include local and global intermediaries, administrators, insurers and banks. We have the flexibility to work with multiple partners and provide the perfect solution for clients. This is complemented by our experience, scale and capacity to provide reinsurance and facilitate co-insurance with other global insurers.

Allianz Partners – making a difference

We received a request to evacuate a newborn baby from Yemen for emergency pediatric heart surgery. The 30 day old boy urgently required specialised surgery to treat a life threatening congenital heart defect. Unfortunately, there were no surgeons in Yemen trained in this procedure and medical evacuation was necessary.

The civil unrest and political situation in Yemen presented considerable challenges. Obtaining a medical visa for the parents and the baby proved impossible. The countries closest to Yemen that had the medical expertise required to carryout the surgery could not grant the baby and mother access. South Africa was the only centre of medical excellence that would grant the baby access by issuing a temporary medical visa on arrival.

All Yemen borders and airspace were under strict military control however we were able to meet the required criteria to allow an aircraft to enter Yemen to collect this critical baby.

We ensured that the baby boy, accompanied by a paediatric intensive care team and his mother, was flown by Air Ambulance from Yemen (via Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia) to South Africa where he underwent lifesaving emergency heart surgery.

Post-surgery, the resilient little patient recovered rapidly and was discharged two weeks later. We then organised the flights back to Qatar, where the baby and his mother were reunited with their family.