UK Underwriting launches in-house travel assistance
UK Underwriting has launched an in-house travel assistance unit under the name of Primary Assist. Based in Norwich, the service will operate around the clock with a team of multi-lingual staff, who will co-ordinate all out-patient assistance, cost containment and in-house medical and emergency commercial flight repatriation.
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