Health is priceless, and it is not a commodity that can be bought or sold. However, Unimed Criciúma believes that, yes, it is possible to live with more comfort, safety and tranquility when it comes to your health. What brings this potential is the health plan, and to make it more accessible, the co-op is launching an unprecedented opportunity. From Wednesday to Friday, from the 21st to the 23rd, you can purchase the Unimed Health Plan with various discounts and benefits.
“How important is a health plan in your life? And what is the value of having the best health plan? We ask these questions to people so they can think. Sometimes we invest in something that doesn’t pay off, we buy things we don’t need and forget that our most valuable asset is our health and our lives, so it is important to prioritize and take care of that,” says the Foundation Commercial Director, Marianne Carvalho Moreau.
It also highlights that the main difference in the promotion is that a person can choose how much they want to pay in the first monthly payment of the plan, which includes a zero grace period for medical appointments and lab tests. The procedure is valid for individuals and legal entities in the Criciúma and Araranguá regions. Interested parties can contact through the number (48) 3431-5909, which is also WhatsApp.
“It is worth noting that Unimed Criciúma is part of the largest medical cooperative in the world. Only here in America and Amrica, we have more than 450 doctors of various specialties, as well as a large healthcare network, with hospitals, laboratories and intensive care units for mothers, adults, children and neonatologists, and diagnostic imaging, oncology and much more to serve all the needs of those who value quality healthcare,” concludes Marianne.
Collaboration: Vanessa Amando | Press office Unimed Criciúma
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