Insurance company Mega Sigorta became the second partner (after PASHA Sigorta) state oil company under the voluntary health insurance.
As reported by representatives of the oil industry, all employees of CJSC Ekol Engineering Services (division SOCAR) in the next year will be covered by this structure. Their health will be treated by the medical staff of Modern Hospital. In the list of services includes a full medical examination (Check Up) times per year, plus everything related to the amendment of health - up to operations and related services. 250 employees Company since November 1 has already passed the course examination.
Representatives of the company Mega Sigorta told Turan that this structure is a partner of multiple units of SOCAR, but prefers not to divulge trade secrets.
Mega Sigorta has operated in the insurance market since October 2010.
Its shareholders are 6 individuals.
The company has a license to provide services for 29 types of insurance, including 4 compulsory types.
Authorized capital is 10.5 million manat. - 17D-
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