Kathmandu. In its journey to enhance customer experience, MetLife Nepal has updated its OneBuy MetLife mobile app with the addition of a health risk assessment feature that indicates long-term blood sugar levels. In addition, digital services have been expanded to allow users to easily manage their health information and insurance needs.
Many people in Nepal are in a situation where they have to go to various apps, devices, or offices in person to get basic health information or to complete insurance-related tasks. OneBuy MetLife makes it easy to manage all of this, offering health devices, reminders, and insurance services on a single mobile platform, simplifying users’ daily lives.
The newly developed Health Risk Assessment feature helps users understand their long-term status of blood sugar. Based on the information entered into the app, users can use
You can get information about your potential health risks. This feature is especially useful for people who want to know about their health and lifestyle in advance.
In addition to health information, the One Buy MetLife app has also improved other services. Users can receive offline notifications, use improved premium calculators and get payment reminders. In addition, the app provides information on initiating a claim, updating your personal information digitally, and reactivation of the policy, which reduces the need to visit the branch office or the paperwork.
Commenting on the update, Nirmal Shrestha, General Manager, MetLife Nepal said, “One Buy MetLife app is designed to simplify health and insurance management in everyday life. Through this update, we bring together digital health information like blood sugar assessment and essential insurance services on one platform. Our mission is to help people and families across Nepal stay more informed, prepared, and safe. ”
