Prosperity Health Namibia (Pty) Ltd

Medical Aid Fund Administrator

Prosperity Health Namibia is one of Namibia's leading healthcare administrators, excelling in risk management and specialized medical aid. We are the only healthcare administrator administering four other private and autonomous medical aid funds.

Our business technology system, H.I.T, owned and maintained by Prosperity, forms the virtual backbone of the Group's diverse operations. Prosperity's operations are characterised by fully-fledged "one stop" offices countrywide. This footprint enables real time service standardization between offices, and real time claiming ability between service providers and Prosperity.

The net result is service efficiency nationally and regionally, seamless financial control and ultra-convenient access to members and service providers alike.

Corporate portfolio and footprint

Our portfolio is bolstered by some of Namibia's largest corporate and commercial medical aid funds, namely Renaissance Medical Aid Fund, RCC, Napotel and Namdeb. Our track record of client satisfaction has yielded long-lasting bonds with over 350 companies, including some of Namibia's leading blue chip organizations under Renaissance Medical Aid Fund.

To bring global standards to our member demographics, we focus on accessible service networks through regional and on-site offices.

We have blossomed from a specialised healthcare management company with just one member in 1994, to a Group of Companies that is one of Namibia's most ambitious and revolutionary.

From our roots in cost-effective healthcare insurance, we have spread our branches into financial services through medical administration and insurance, long-term and life insurance, direct to market short-term insurance and emergency evacuation and paramedical services.

As a proudly local, wholly-owned Namibian company, we are thrilled to have extended our umbrella of services to the whole of the country. This testifies to our philosophy that "local" and "world-class" need not necessarily mean two different standards.

The Prosperity Group of Companies launched its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiative 'Healing Hands' in 2011. The project is aimed at reaching out to the Namibian community, that has a medical condition that need attention. The goal is to assist those who cannot afford their treatment as they are not covered by a medical aid or medical insurance.

Candidates are nominated by the general public. From the nominations candidates are selected that receives medical treatment compliments of the Prosperity Group of Companies.