Quinn Miller

Van Hanh General Hospital: A Patient’s Account Medical Review of the Month This Month: Van Hanh Hospital By: Matt E., American, 31 year old I had my hernia repair done at Van Hanh Hospital in D10 (on Su Van Hanh); my mother-in-law had surgery there a couple of years ago and she vouched for it. […]

Top-up Health Insurance Noun Private health insurance which covers you outside the scope of your employer provided health insurance, whether you exhaust your policy limits or for benefits that you don’t have.  Many employers in Southeast Asia provide health insurance from local insurance companies that have a maximum annual limit between $3,000 – $10,000 USD/person/year.  On top […]

We’re going to let you in on a secret; insurance is like most things, you tend to get what you pay for. We’re going to reveal why with a real anecdote that just happened (01/08/19).  As we arrived in our office on this sunny morning, we had a new health insurance request as follows: I […]

Do I need it? – Written by Craig McAvinue, Senior Associate | Thailand Since the recent announcement that over 50s on Retirement Visas will now require Mandatory Health Insurance as a condition to renew their visas, brokers and insurance companies alike have been swamped with queries and questions, including myself.  I will leave it to […]

With the rising cost of healthcare across Asia, sometimes one needs a nudge to finally get insurance. Perhaps something happened to someone you know or maybe you just think it’s insane to go without.  Here are our Top 5 Reasons, with detailed answers on each point below.  1) Protect yourself and family from unforeseen medical […]

Key Differences and What’s Best for You Whenever one of our advisors at Tenzing is having a consultation, one of the first topics we discuss is which health insurance benefits you would like to have included in your policy.   If you’re new to private health insurance, you may be unfamiliar with your two most common […]