JN Life Insurance Company is now offering health insurance coverage for policyholders visiting the Caribbean and United States, under different arrangements. The plan will utilise the Aetna network for medical services for Jamaicans while in the United States, but will operate on an open network within Caribbean markets, with no
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A St Elizabeth-based doctor, Alvin Grant was on Friday slapped with a 12-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to medical insurance fraud in the amount of $5 million. Grant, who was appearing before the St Andrew Parish Court, had earlier pleaded guilty at his trial last October. The medical doctor was charged
Parliamentarians walk to Gordon House during the Ceremonial Opening of Parliament. – Gladstone Taylor Photo The Government is projecting to spend approximately $773.7 billion in the new fiscal year which begins on April 1. This is $31.8 billion less than the $805.5 billion budgeted for current fiscal year which ends
Project Manager of the National Works Agency (NWA), Alphanso Marshall has confirmed plans to commence road works on the St Thomas leg of the South Coast Highway by March. The update of the proposed road improvement project was made at a town hall meeting held in Bull Bay last November
Sagicor Group Jamaica senior vice-president, general counsel & corporate secretary, Janice Grant Taffe (1st row, centre), along with Minister of State in the Ministry of Education Floyd Green (1st row, right) and Damion Crawford (1st row, left), keynote speaker at the Sagicor Foundation Scholarship Awards ceremony, share in a
The House of Representatives is this afternoon set to start debating the long-awaited Building Act which, in addition to a national building code and the prevention of squatter settlements, includes a provision that is being strongly opposed by professional architects and engineers.According to a spokesman for architects, Christopher Whyms-Stone,
President of the PSOJ P B Scott shakes hands with inductee Butch HendricksonGarfield Robinson PB Scott, president of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), and Gary “Butch” Hendrickson, chairman of the Continental Baking Company and this week’s inductee in the PSOJ Hall of Fame, have together made a call
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