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Andhra Bank launches mediclaim policy

KOCHI: Andhra Bank in association with United India Insurance Company on Friday launched AB-Arogyadhan scheme, a mediclaim policy for their customers. The scheme covers the hospitalisation expenses of the policyholder and extends the coverage for a family of four including the policyholder at a cost of one individual premium. T. Rajagopal, Assistant General Manager of the bank, launched the scheme in Kochi.

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