Comes withEmpower Essentials
The everyday card.
- Earn
- 1× points
- Save
- Member rates at partner outlets
- Priority
- Help-desk booking
- Family
- Spouse card
- Also
- Emergency ID on the card
The Elder First card comes with every Emoha care plan. It earns points, lowers bills, shortens queues and carries an emergency ID.
Reward points every time the card is used at an Emoha member outlet.
Member outletsMember rates on medicines, tests, equipment and everyday needs.
Partner outletsPreferred slots, priority counters and home delivery where partners offer them.
Partner outletsAn emergency ID on every card. One scan reaches Emoha's 24/7 line and your family.
EverywhereThis card is yours, in your name. Your children are welcome to pay for the plan. What you do with the card stays your decision.
A membership in your own name, with the year you joined.
A monthly note, on paper or by email, of what you saved.
The printed card and one phone number do everything.
Priority counters, a seat, and medicines brought home.
Your pass to member meet-ups, outings and tambola.
Turn points into a gift for a grandchild, or for a cause.
Your card matches your care plan. Move up a plan and the card moves up with you.
The everyday card.
More from every visit.
The card most families choose.
Everything, arranged.
Nothing to top up and nothing to remember. The card works the moment the plan starts.
A digital card in the Emoha app the day the plan starts, and a printed card for the elder's wallet.
The outlet scans the code. It sees the card level, never the health record.
The member rate comes off the bill, or the priority slot is confirmed, there and then.
The elder and the family both see points earned and money saved, visit by visit.
Use them for Emoha services and shop products: an extra nurse visit, a lab test, a walker.
Two kinds of outlet. Member outlets give reward points. Partner outlets give member rates and priority.
Leave your number and we will tell you when the Elder First card launches in your parent's city.
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