MoneyFM 89.3: Why Was Fintech for Health Started?

May 25, 2021

Fintech, Payers of Health, Providers of Health, Public and Private Partnerships for Health

Adrienne Mendenhall, ACCESS Health Southeast Asia Director of Business Development and Krishna Thacker, Director – Asia Region, MetLife Foundation were invited to speak on MoneyFM 89.3 on Sunday at 9:30am SGT to talk about Fintech for Health. They covered why MetLife Foundation and ACCESS Health International are working together and the opportunities for digital financial services in the healthcare sector.

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Josephine Gurch is a writer and editor. Her most recent work in health communications calls attention to the adverse conditions that impact the health of historically marginalized populations. After splitting her formative years between three continents, she went on to pursue a B.A. in International Relations and Global Studies and write for advocacy groups, newspapers, and magazines. Although her work and research experiences span numerous disciplines and issue areas, she continuously seeks to build narratives that resonate across cultural and geographic boundaries.

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