Reasons why you should consider Resolution Co Ltd for your insurance services




Reasons why you should consider Resolution Insurance Co Ltd as your number one company for your insurances needs. Take a tour on our history and the products we have at our disposal. 
Established in 2002 as Resolution Health, a Medical Insurance provider, we have undergone a 360 degree revolution to become Resolution Insurance in 2013.
Known for our innovation and creating industry benchmarks, we have several firsts to our credit including offering individuals HIV/AIDS, dental/optical and maternity covers. Our approach to insurance is to create simple, quality and innovative solutions.
Our internal mantra “Customer mbele” is the daily guiding force of our team of over 160 staff members. Customer mbele is ensuring our clients and business partners are at the fore front of all our business engagements to ensure their experience with us is exceptional.
Medical Insurance
Medical Insurance remains our core Business. We have a wide range of product offerings with plans for both in-patient and outpatient with a strong network of over 850 experienced doctors, hospitals and clinics across East Africa. We offer Membership for Life and have a 24 hour medical emergency call centre. The benefits captured in our Medical Insurance plans are extensive and offer an unparalleled level of cover to all our members. We go beyond financing your healthcare and promote Healthy Living and wellness for our members through disease management programs, health talks on various topics, annual wellness check-ups and corporate open days.
Liability cover
We are a one stop shop for Employee benefits namely WIBA, WIBA Plus, Employer’s liability, and Group Personal Accident (GPA) targeted at corporate entities .We also have personal Accident covers for Individuals and families, group student personal accident covers for ages 3-18 years and Internship Personal Accident covers. We have a variety of benefits to suit our member’s needs such us Life’s assistance which is a benefit where we meet the cost of home nursing services following an accident.
SME Insurance cover
The SME Policy is a comprehensive insurance package policy specifically designed to suit small to medium sized business and / or office operations. This policy offers a wide range of unique benefits to our members and has the following policies to choose from: Fire & Allied Perils Insurance, Burglary Insurance, All Risks, Money Insurance, Fidelity Guarantee, Public Liability, Group Personal Accident, Work Injury Benefit Act (WIBA) and Employer’s Liability.
Travel cover
Resolution Insurance has partnered with a multi-national travel insurance expert Linkham Services to offer Resolution Travel to cater for persons traveling for leisure, business or studies. Resolution Travel Plans are delivered on a fully online platform, we offer seven plans that have local, regional, Schengen countries and worldwide cover options. The Travel Plans cover Emergency Medical, Accident and Liability, Baggage Loss, Trip Cancellation, Hijack, Hostage and Wrongful Detention. Additional benefits that are unique include Travel and Flight Delay; Missed Departure and Missed Travel Connection all offered with higher benefit limits at a lower price.
Home Insurance
Our home policy gives members peace of mind by protecting them against loss or damage to the property they have insured with us insured against: Fire, lightning, thunderbolt, earthquake, volcanic eruption or subterranean fire, Storm, tempest or Flood, Explosion of domestic appliances, Riot & Strike and Malicious damage, Bursting or overflowing of water tanks apparatus or pipes, Impact by road vehicles or animals, falling trees or branches, Cover for domestic employees, Personal liability either as an owner or an occupier of the premises, Loss or damage by theft to items covered and Accidental damage to the items insured.
Cover Sections
1.      Buildings (residential building or apartment made of stone walls)
2.      Contents (furniture, household goods, electrical equipment)
3.      All Risks (portable items i.e. jewellery, laptop computers, mobile phones, cameras etc.)
4.      WIBA cover for domestic servants (free cover for two employees)
5.      Third party liability (free limit up to Kshs, 1,000,000)
Motor Insurance
Our Motor Insurance protects the insured in the event that the vehicle is involved in an accident, is stolen or set on fire. This cover also protects the insured against Third Party Legal Liability & Passenger Legal Liability (excluding immediate family members).

We offer Motor Private and Motor Commercial classes and have 3 types of covers namely: comprehensive, third party fire & theft and third party only.
Key product Highlights:
·         Free Windscreen/Glass up to Kshs. 30,000, Entertainment unit up to Kshs 30,000 and Free Vehicle Valuation
·         Towing Charges, Repair Authority and Medical Expenses up to Kshs 30,000 each.
·         Riot, Strike & Civil Commotion cover
·         No blame no excess (subject to confirmation by police abstract report)
·         Lower excess on vehicles fitted with a tracking device. Other Benefits Charged include: Political violence extension, Excess protector and car hire cash benefits
If you would like to know more about our products please don’t hesitate to contact me via POngoro@resolution.co.ke .



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