SADC region gearing up to host 45th ordinary summit heads of state
Southern African Development Community (SADC) region is getting ready to host its 45th ordinary summit heads of state and government this month in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
As part of this offering, registered Mastercard users will receive credits for four free virtual doctor consultations and six vital health scans annually. This provides a healthcare solution accessible from anywhere.
These benefits aim to reduce barriers to care, especially in regions where access to physical healthcare infrastructure remains limited or where time and cost constraints prevent people from seeking timely medical attention.
CareFirst’s virtual healthcare model is designed to meet patients wherever they are, with a focus on proactive and preventative care.
The platform combines advanced AI-supported health assessments with real-time consultations from qualified healthcare professionals, giving users access to personalised medical support without the need to visit a clinic or hospital.
The virtual consultations cover a wide range of health concerns, from general check-ups and chronic condition management to mental health support and wellness coaching.
Vital health scans are powered by smart technology that helps users track key health indicators such as blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen levels, and temperature using only their smartphones.
These tools promote early detection and intervention, helping users stay ahead of potential health issues before they become serious.
With securely and privately stored data, users can build a continuous health profile to monitor progress and share results with doctors when necessary.
By using their Mastercard as an identifier, users can unlock this healthcare offer.
Mastercard cardholders can activate their benefits by registering on the CareFirst platform or via the Mastercard Priceless platform.
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