A medical service agreement has been formally signed between Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited and Ibn Sina Trust to enhance healthcare access for insured persons and company stakeholders. The signing ceremony took place on Thursday (23 April) at the head office of Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited.
Under this agreement, Ibn Sina Trust will provide structured healthcare services for the employees of Sondhani Life Insurance Company, including officials and staff members, as well as their family members. The arrangement also extends to both new and existing policyholders of the insurance company. The services are intended to ensure healthcare that is standardised, cost-effective, and easily accessible.
The agreement is part of a broader initiative to strengthen corporate healthcare support systems through institutional collaboration. It is expected to streamline access to medical facilities by linking insurance beneficiaries with an established healthcare provider network operated by Ibn Sina Trust.
The signing event was attended by senior officials from both organisations. Representatives from Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited and Ibn Sina Trust were present, including top executives and departmental heads responsible for business development and corporate coordination.
Key officials present at the signing ceremony
| Organisation | Name | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited | Nimai Kumar Saha | Chief Executive Officer |
| Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited | Md. Mizanur Rahman | Company Secretary |
| Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited | Fazlur Rahman | Senior Vice President |
| Sondhani Life Insurance Company Limited | Mahbubur Rahman | CFO (Acting) |
| Ibn Sina Trust | Niaz Mukdum Shibli | AGM, Head of Business Development |
| Ibn Sina Trust | Md. Masud | Senior Assistant Manager, Regional In-charge (Corporate) |
Senior executives from both organisations also participated in the ceremony, reflecting institutional interest in strengthening cooperation between the insurance and healthcare sectors.
The agreement is expected to facilitate smoother coordination between insurance coverage and medical service delivery. By integrating corporate insurance beneficiaries with a dedicated healthcare provider, the initiative aims to improve service efficiency and ensure timely access to medical support for eligible individuals.
Both organisations indicated that the partnership would contribute to enhancing service quality within their respective sectors, particularly in aligning insurance services with organised healthcare management systems.