As a rule, there really are no good or bad companies when it comes to paying claims, although some are a little better than others. It’s mainly a matter of timing and situation.
31st May 2010: Please help me,. I have Crohn’s Disease!
10th April 2010: The dangers of self-diagnosis
3rd March 2010: Three potentially dangerous medical conditions
2nd January 2010: Welcome into the year 2010 / 2553
2nd November 2009: Health insurance in Thailand
1st October 2009: Ajarn group health insurance
1st September 2009: Clarifying OPD and IPD
1st August 2009: We get letters
1st July 2009: Understanding medical insurance
1st June 2009: What are you getting?
1st May 2009: Keeping the money jar filled
1st April 2009: Where’s Santa Claus
1st March 2009: A healthy change
1st February 2009: The life insurance health insurance option
1st October 2008: Thai health insurance basics
1st September 2008: Work permits and health insurance
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