Priority Insurance Ltd. has paid GH¢1,324,737.12 to the Central Regional Health Directorate following extensive losses sustained during a flood incident on 19th August 2026 at the Regional Medical Stores in Cape Coast.
Priority Insurance Ltd. has demonstrated its commitment to prompt claims settlement with the payment of GH¢1,324,737.12 to the Central Regional Health Directorate following extensive losses sustained during a flood incident on 19th August 2026 at the Regional Medical Stores in Cape Coast.
The claims cheque was presented to the Directorate by Mr. Felix Akyea-Bekoe, General Manager, Operations, and Mr. Ernest Kweku Danquah, Head of Branch Operations, on behalf of Management of Priority Insurance.
Receiving the cheque on behalf of the Central Regional Health Directorate were Mr. Michael Kyei-Mensah, Deputy Director, Finance; Mr. Edem Agbley, Regional Procurement Manager; Ms. Ruth Adofo, Ag. Manager, Regional Medical Stores; Mr. Alexander Ashong Profson, Regional Internal Auditor; Aps. Prosper Eric Ocran, Manager, Regional Estate; and Ms. Rita Koranteng, Accountant, Regional Medical Stores.
Representatives of the Directorate expressed their appreciation to Priority Insurance for its responsiveness, professionalism and payment of the claim. They acknowledged the importance of having a dependable insurance partner that provides the necessary support when unforeseen events occur.
Priority Insurance reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that valid claims are handled efficiently and settled promptly. The Company emphasized that claims payment remains one of the most important tests of an insurer’s promise and relationship with its clients. It also reinforces the Company’s commitment to maintaining the trust and confidence placed in it by its valued clients.
According to Accra Street Journal, the settlement reflects a growing trend among Ghanaian insurers to prioritise claims resolution as a key pillar of customer retention and brand credibility. The publication noted that Priority Insurance’s swift response to the Central Regional Health Directorate’s claim sets a benchmark for the industry, particularly in the handling of public sector insurance portfolios.
At Priority Insurance, a claim is more than a payment. It is a promise fulfilled when our clients need us most.
Source: The Accra Daily Mail
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