AIA Insurance took their promise of helping people live healthier, longer, better lives to Anuradhapura recently. The world’s second largest life insurer partnered Asiri Surgical Hospital in conducting a Health Camp at the Ehetuwewa Maha Vidyalaya, where approximately 200 school kids, their parents and the community around the school gathered for a day of health checks and advice on health and wellness. Medical testing and physical examinations were carried out, with focus on Serum creatinine and Urine micro albumin, since Kidney related issues are prevalent in the region. There were quite a few critical medical issues that were identified in both adults and children and all those affected were advised on the necessary course of medical treatment. Medical professionals also carried out awareness sessions on healthy lifestyle and dietary habits, including advice on exercise and physical activity, practice of good hygiene and tips for planning, enjoying and sticking to a healthy diet.

AIA Insurance and National Development Banks (NDB) launched a programme to offer specialized insurance solutions to the bank’s corporate customers, as they moved towards strengthening their long-standing Bancassurance Partnership. Both parties recognize the importance of leveraging NDB’s extensive corporate network to encourage people to start planning for their retirement as well as health and life insurance. Both AIA and NDB are committed to providing greater protection and retirement planning for the bank’s corporate customers while working together to encourage corporates to provide effective insurance solutions through AIA for their employees’ needs. The event was hosted by the top management of both companies including CEOs Pankaj Banerjee (AIA) and Dimantha Seneviratne (NDB).

AIA Insurance held a Health Camp in Nuwara Eliya recently as part of an effort to promote health and wellness in the community. The camp was conducted at a public school and was open to the students, their parents, teachers and the community, providing them with health assessments and access to important information regarding health and wellness. Medical testing, onsite doctor consultations and virtual consultations with specialists were operationalised, in addition to a session on ‘healthy living for kids’ by a specialist doctor.