Jubilee Life collaborates with Oladoc to expand healthcare (OPD) services

Karachi : Jubilee Life Insurance, Pakistan’s leading life insurance company in the private sector has collaborated with oladoc, a leading healthcare platform aiming to provide health care (OPD) services to all Jubilee Life employees, retail and corporate customers and Jubilee Active app users.Minister emphasizes corporate farming for economic growth

The signing ceremony was held at Jubilee Life Insurance headquarters in Karachi. This partnership will further enrich the user experience by providing seamless access to oladoc’s extensive network of healthcare professionals. Users can now book 24/7 in-person appointments or video consultations with top doctors across Pakistan, access diagnostic lab services, share medical records.

Commenting on the development, Mr. Farhan Faridi, Group Head – Retail Operations, Marketing and Administration at Jubilee Life Insurance, remarked, “oladoc has established itself as a prominent name in Pakistan’s healthcare landscape, and our collaboration with them promises significant benefits for our employees, retail and corporate customers and Jubilee Active app users. Their remarkable success stems from their commitment to fulfilling their promises and making healthcare more convenient for everyone.”

“oladoc’s mission to make healthcare accessible, transparent, and affordable aligns perfectly with the goals of Jubilee Life Insurance and we are thrilled to partner with them,” said Mr. Abid Zuberi, CEO of oladoc. “This partnership will allow us to extend our reach and provide our services to a broader audience, making quality healthcare more accessible to everyone in Pakistan.”

Jubilee Life in Pakistan offers a uniquely designed range of life and health insurance plans, catering to various customer segments and needs. These include retirement, child education, marriage, saving & protection, wealth accumulation, life insurance plans for women, rural insurance plans and life and health insurance solutions for the less privileged of our country.