Think about it, If Nigeria were an enrollee,

She would now begin her geriatic care under our health plan.

She would need to go for routine check compulsorily, and not just when she is chanced,

Because the effects of aging would demand it so;

She would be careful how she walks, because her bones are getting thinner and more susceptible to break,

She has a higher risk of heart disease, she cannot afford to miss her drugs as she did in her 30s or 40s,

The weight she fought so hard to loose in her 30s, now suddenly becomes obedient and reduces without exercise.

At this age, she would suddenly realise that she is getting past her prime and would be more cautious in her quest for things, never to put her health on the line in her pursuits;

She would cherish the moment spent with her children, a simple phone call from them, would brighten her day;

She has less energy and listens more, but she is wiser. Her grey hair is her pride, a seal of her wealth of experience, a sign of battles fought and won, a proof that she has been there.

It gives her the right, to say like Pete Edoche, *what an old man sees sitting, a young boy cannot see even if he climbs a tree!*

Through it all, Phillips HMO would be there for her, with our robust plans that covers all categories of people, to optimize her health, save her from the effect of catastrophic health expenditure and give her one less thing to worry about.

*May God bless Nigeria*

*Happy 60th Independence Day*

*From Phillips HMO*