Mr Andrew Yeo, who takes over as NTUC Income's head next month, has some novel ideas to slow the rise in health insurance premiums for his policyholders.
They include encouraging shorter hospital stays by providing post-surgery home care, and tying up with partners to provide services like dialysis, chemotherapy, scopes and eye care.
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