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RE: AAR PROACTIVE (REIMBURSABLE) MEDICAL INSURANCE


We would like to introduce you to our newest launched insurance product
called AAR PROACTIVE targeted to individuals and registered business's in
Kenya.AAR PROACTIVE in summary, is the first and only revolutionary medical
insurance product that actually gives back the premiums paid when the cover
is not completely utilized. The whole idea is that the member gets something
out of their cover either payment for treatment received or cash if they
stay healthy. Members always win whether healthy or sick.

One other extra benefit of AAR Proactive is that for every year you retain
cover with us, your benefit limits grow at no extra cost!

We would be happy to share more information on this new product to you so
feel free to communicate to me through the email and mobile contacts below.
We are also available should you require us to come to you for a
presentation meeting.

We would also like to recommend to you non-medical products namely
Contractors all risks, WIBA(Work Injury Benefit Act) and also Group Personal
Accident(GPA).These are products where the employer transfers the risk of
injury of the employees at the work place to the insurance company. In an
instance where an employee gets injured or some form of accident at the
workplace the insurance company compensates the employee on behalf of the
employer.

Other  non-medical covers include Professional indemnity (for
doctors,accountants,lawyers,
engineers,architects etc), Travel insurance
covers, Personal accident covers, WIBA plus(Work injury benefit act), home
owners cover, landlord owners cover, Fire and Burglary, Fire, Marine
insurance, white card(for rescue and evacuation only), fund management, and
many more, feel free to contact me via the email and telephone contacts
below should you have any inquiries and I will be happy to assist. Thank you


PLEASE NOTE: Kindly Ignore this if already an AAR member.

 'Are you an AAR Insurance member? Kindly update your contacts at,
http://bit.ly/1sAQqXq



Kind Regards,
Emily Kimathi | Sales Executive
Tel: | Mobile:  +254780151170 /  | Email: ekimathi@aar.co.ke

Silk wood Suites, 3rd floor .

Adams Arcade along Ngong  Road next to Green House. | P.O BOX 41766 |
Nairobi

AAR Insurance | www.aar-insurance.com

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