Today’s Daily Digest was crafted by Product Hunt and sponsored by our friends at SafetyWing.
SafetyWing just launched
Remote Health, the first global health insurance built specifically for remote teams.
The future of work is looking increasingly flexible. Companies around the world are more open to remote work than ever before. Offering competitive working conditions for top talent without geographical restrictions can open new doors for companies and employees alike.
According to the Buffer and AngelList State of Remote Work
Report 2020, 98% of 3,000+ remote workers surveyed want to continue working remotely, and 97% would recommend it to others.
Of course regardless of location, we all face health challenges sometimes.
Remote Health can help with:
😁 Dental
👶 Maternity
💉 Vaccinations and screenings
🏥 Hospitalization
💵 $0 - $250 deductible options
💰 $1M overall limit
🤕 Doctor’s visits
💊 Prescriptions
🚁 Medical evacuations
SafetyWing’s ultimate mission is to build a social safety net for the first country on the internet. What they mean by this is full insurance, retirement plans, and eventually even full citizenship that anyone can be a part of. With Remote Health you can insure everyone under the same conditions, wherever they live or move to.
SafetyWing has already insured 20,000 people around the world. Check out what some of the community have said:
“As someone who aspires to work remotely, this seems like the first valuable healthcare solution I've seen so far.” — Aleksa Jovanovic
“A great step towards making remote work more sustainable and manageable.” — Josh Lindsay
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