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Alivio Capital
Target geography
Target Population
Target income level
- Bottom 20%
- Lower-middle income (20-40%)
Health focus
- Other/not applicable
Other/Not applicable::
Financing Care
Summary
Alivio Capital is a financing organization that provides options for low-income families to pay for medical expenses. Alivio Capital keeps their interest rates lower than other institutions so families do not go into debt.Program goals
Alivio Capital's main goal is to offer financing at decreased interest rates for low-income families. Other goals include:
- To become one of the main health financing institutions for citizens in Mexico
- Deliver services with honesty, integrity, and responsibility
- Provide services for clients with social responsibility
Key program components
The main component of Alivio Capital is to provide loans/micro-insurance for low-income families. Loans between $300-800 USD offers protection to families in the case of paying for medical procedures, drugs, and medical equiptment.
Scale
Financials
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