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Now Health International

Health insurance

Now Health International is an international health insurer founded in Hong Kong in 2010 and focused exclusively on international health cover for expats residing in Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Owned by the AXA group since 2020, Now Health has kept its distinct brand and its "digital first" positioning: online subscription, MyNow mobile app, access to a network of more than one million medical facilities worldwide, including the main international clinics in Cambodia. The company is regularly recognised for its customer service ("Best International Health Insurance Provider" by specialist publications such as Asia Insurance Review). In Cambodia, Now Health distributes three main ranges — SimpleCare, WorldCare and International — each available in Essential, Standard, Premium and Plus levels, which allows price/cover ratios to be finely tuned. Now Health's main strength for the Asian expat market lies in direct billing across its regional network (Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital, Mount Elizabeth, Raffles Singapore, Royal Phnom Penh, Sunrise Japan) and an advertised reimbursement time of under 5 days. For French-speaking expats, customer service remains mostly in English; documentation is available in French but the sales journey is essentially English-language. Typical rates: USD 2,000–6,000 / adult / year depending on plan and zone (Cambodia is in the Asia zone). A good compromise between the low-cost players (Genki, William Russell) and the premium ones (AXA Global Healthcare, Cigna).

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Phone
+852 2279 8499
Languages
EN FR
Google Reviews
4.4 / 5 (320 reviews)

Address

Aucune agence Cambodge — siège régional : 20/F, K11 Atelier King's Road, 728 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

Insurance types covered

  • Health insurance

Advantages & drawbacks

Advantages

  • Asia expat specialist — Model designed for expats residing in Asia / Middle East / Africa.
  • Reimbursement < 5 days — Smooth digital process, MyNow app.
  • Broad direct ASEAN network — Cashless billing with international hospitals in Phnom Penh / Bangkok / Singapore.
  • Good price/quality ratio — Compromise between Genki and AXA Global Healthcare.

Drawbacks

  • No local office — Everything online, no physical presence in Cambodia.
  • Customer service mainly in English — French documents available but advisers speak English.
  • Outpatient caps sometimes considered tight — Check per-item sub-limits before subscribing.

Available insurances

Product Type Target Description
SimpleCare Health insurance Tight budget, hospitalisation only In-patient + day-care plan, moderate caps.
WorldCare Health insurance Standard expat family In-patient + out-patient + optional maternity, comfortable caps.
WorldCare International Health insurance Worldwide cover Premium / Plus plans, worldwide cover incl. USA option.

Coverage limits

Item Limit Notes
Hospitalisation Up to USD 2,500,000 / year WorldCare Plus plan.
Medical evacuation Actual costs up to USD 1,500,000
Outpatient care 5,000–unlimited depending on plan
Maternity Up to USD 10,000 Standard+ plans, 10-month waiting period.
Dental Up to USD 2,500 / year
Optical Up to USD 500 / year

Coverage regions

Region Status Notes
Asia (zone 2) Included Base rate for Cambodia residents.
Worldwide ex-US Optional
Worldwide incl. USA / Canada Optional Heavy surcharge.

Inclusions & exclusions

Element Status Notes
Hospitalisation Included
Outpatient care Included WorldCare and International plans.
Maternity Optional Rider, 10-month waiting period.
Dental Optional
Optical Optional
Complementary medicine (acupuncture, osteopathy) Optional
Pre-existing conditions Excluded
Cosmetic treatments Excluded
COVID-19 Included

Partner medical network

  • Royal Phnom Penh Hospital — Phnom Penh
  • Sunrise Japan Hospital — Phnom Penh
  • Raffles Medical Phnom Penh — Phnom Penh
  • Naga Clinic — Phnom Penh
  • Khema International Polyclinic — Phnom Penh
  • Bumrungrad International Hospital — Bangkok
  • Bangkok Hospital — Bangkok
  • Mount Elizabeth Hospital — Singapore
  • Raffles Hospital — Singapore

Sources (1)

Every fact in this guide comes from official documents or government sites. An access date is recorded for each source.

  1. Now Health International Accessed on 4 mai 2026