Now Health close to signing 50th European intermediary partner

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International private medical insurance provider Now Health is close to signing up its 50th European intermediary partner – just three months after it launched in January 2011.

Tim Mutton, business development director, Europe commented: "Although we launched at a very competitive time in the market for IPMI providers, we knew there were differences in our approach and product that would appeal strongly to potential partners and their customers.

"The intermediary community throughout Europe has welcomed us and have shown a particular interest in the innovative technology and the client focused stance we have brought to this market. Although it all is early days, the brokers that we are working with are already benefiting from the partnerships, and seeing how it can be lucrative for their business as well as appreciating the ease of business in becoming a partner."

Now Health International launched in the market promising intermediary partners a fast and efficient service as well as the flexible involvement model that allows complete or part management of their customer health plans. This includes access to an online client portfolio whereby documents and plans can be easily and ethically managed.

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