The difference between insurance coverage and services

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01.Jun.2019

When you take out insurance, it is often associated with an “added value”. We help you distinguish between a coverage and a service.

Insurance companies live in a constant climate of change due to the digital revolution in which we are currently immersed, which it seems will be with us for some considerable time.

The result of this progress is the numerous services that can be associated with the coverage when you buy an insurance policy. One of these possible “added values” might be aesthetic treatments linked to your health insurance, or loyalty programs.

Would you know how to distinguish what is coverage and what is a service?

Learn more by reading the full article.

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