Kathmandu: Everest Bank Limited has partnered with India’s renowned Medanta Hospital (The Medicity) to provide its debit and credit cardholders with discounts of up to 15% on selected healthcare services.
The strategic partnership aims to make advanced medical treatment in India more affordable and financially convenient for Nepali citizens traveling abroad for healthcare services. Through this cross-border collaboration, eligible Everest Bank cardholders can access discounted medical treatments and diagnostic services at Medanta Hospital facilities across India.
Under the agreement, cardholders will receive discounts of up to 15% on eligible medical and diagnostic services across 13 Medanta Hospital branches in major Indian cities, including New Delhi, Gurugram, Lucknow, Indore, Ranchi, and Noida.
The discount covers a wide range of healthcare services, including Outpatient Department (OPD) services, Inpatient Department (IPD) services, and preventive health check-up packages.
Under OPD services, eligible cardholders can receive up to 15% discounts on doctor consultations, laboratory tests, and radiology services. Similarly, patients admitted to the hospital can benefit from discounts on bed charges, laboratory tests, and radiology services under IPD facilities.
The partnership also extends the discount to Medanta’s standard preventive health check-up packages, allowing customers to access routine health screening services at reduced costs.
To avail of the discount, patients must settle their final hospital bills entirely through an Everest Bank debit or credit card. The payment must be processed directly using an eligible Everest Bank card at the Medanta Hospital facility to qualify for the offer.
The collaboration is designed to provide financial relief to Nepali patients seeking specialized and advanced medical treatment in India while expanding the benefits available to Everest Bank’s cardholders.
Through this initiative, Everest Bank aims to strengthen its value-added banking services beyond conventional financial transactions and provide customers with greater access to international healthcare facilities.
The partnership reflects the bank’s commitment to improving customer convenience by connecting financial services with healthcare benefits. It is also expected to help Nepali citizens manage medical expenses while accessing treatment and preventive healthcare services at Medanta Hospital in India.
