Access to care
We negotiate preferential rates for beneficiaries with hospitals, clinics, medical centres, laboratories and pharmacies.
- Lower cost for consultations and tests
- Illness treated earlier
- Fewer people giving up care for financial reasons
An inclusive route to healthcare and social protection
A mechanism that makes care reachable, built on partnerships with health facilities: negotiated rates, payment terms matched to real incomes, and a first layer of insurance cover.
Make care reachable today, build tomorrow's protection.
Our outreach with families, associations, community groups and businesses keeps surfacing the same thing.
Most people know health insurance matters and want to be covered.
Households, informal-sector workers, association members, cooperatives and savings groups cannot raise the cost of standard cover up front.
When care is needed, many postpone treatment, borrow informally, or give up on the care entirely.
Mona-Santé sits between having no cover at all and standard health insurance. It is a first step, designed to be stepped off.
Every health expense is paid in full, at the moment it arises.
Negotiated rates at partner facilities, spread payments and a first layer of insurance cover.
Full health cover, taken out once circumstances allow.
We negotiate preferential rates for beneficiaries with hospitals, clinics, medical centres, laboratories and pharmacies.
For many people the obstacle is not the cost of care but the impossibility of raising the sum immediately. Depending on the agreements reached with partners, beneficiaries access care with timelines or instalments matched to their income.
Beyond access to care, the programme includes insurance guarantees that gradually build beneficiaries' familiarity with insurance.
Low and middle income households that want better access to care while keeping health spending under control.
Professional, cultural, sporting, religious, social and community associations that want a solidarity mechanism for their members.
Savings groups, cooperatives, common initiative groups, community mutuals and village organisations looking for a collective route to care.
SMEs, micro-businesses, shops, workshops and informal-sector organisations that want to offer a social benefit without immediately carrying the cost of a full health scheme.
Tell us about your household, your association or your team. An advisor comes back to you with a costed proposal.