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Equity Bank introduces Hospital Cash Insurance to ease medical expenses

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
April 3, 2025
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Equity Bank has launched a hospital cash insurance product called Equi-Life in partnership with Liberty Life Assurance.

The new insurance product allows customers to pay as little as Shs3,000 per month, securing coverage for up to 20 days of hospitalization after discharge and a death benefit of up to Shs3,000,000.

The insurance plan aims to alleviate the financial burden that comes after hospitalization, ensuring that families can focus on recovery rather than worrying about expenses.

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“We recognize the challenges faced by individuals, especially those in the informal sector, when it comes to unexpected expenses associated with hospitalization. The Equi-Life insurance product offers a safety net to protect our customers and will provide critical financial relief for their families,” said Equity Bank Managing Director Gift Shoko.

Equity Bank Managing Director Gift Shoko.

Shoko pointed out the bank’s commitment to providing integrated financial services that not only bring business success but also give dignity and transform the lives of its customers.

Liberty Life Assurance also reaffirmed its dedication to providing accessible and meaningful insurance solutions.

“Liberty Life Assurance is proud to collaborate with Equity Bank to introduce a product that truly meets the needs of the underserved. Hospital cash insurance ensures that customers can access financial support when they need it the most,” said Joseph Almeida, Managing Director of Liberty Life Assurance.

Customers who enroll in the scheme will receive a daily cash benefit of Shs50,000 for every day spent in the hospital, up to 20 days of hospitalization, easing the burden of lost income and medical bills after discharge.

In addition, the policy includes a death benefit to provide further security to beneficiaries.
The Equi-Life insurance product is designed for individuals in the informal sector, small business owners, and low-income earners to support them with expenses after hospitalization during their recovery process.

With healthcare risks and costs on the rise, this innovative partnership between Equity Bank and Liberty Life Assurance is a timely intervention to support financial well-being among Uganda’s micro-level earners. Customers can sign up for the Equi-Life product at any Equity Bank EquiDuuka or at the nearest Equity Bank branch.

Enrolling is simple; an existing customer or a new customer can enroll with any EquiDuuka agent by filling out a single form. Customers can also make their monthly payments at any Equity Bank agent point.

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