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MEDICARE BROKERS APPEAR IN SHANGHAI


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01-17-2003

Medicare Brokers Appear in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, Jan 17, 2003 (SinoCast via COMTEX) -- Anxing, top health consulting limited in Taiwan, landed in Shanghai. It registered as a business consulting service limited and launched 17 (the first batch) medicare brokers.

It is said that all the medicare brokers have set up relations with the trans-consulting offices of the hospitals in over 20 countries. The brokers will undertake the full responsibility to patients' trans-consulting. Once patients turn to them for aid, the medicare

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