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This year, we are continuing key activities and introducing new ones that allow us to better understand our members, support our clients, and further advance maritime health and wellbeing. The activities outlined below reflect our continued commitment to listening, learning, and supporting happier and healthier seafarers. 1. Member Survey 2026…

With Marine Benefits celebrating our 20th anniversary, we want to take a moment to highlight the important role our clients have played throughout this journey. The trust you place in us is reflected in the long‑standing partnerships we have built together. This trust is never taken for granted. It is…

2026 marks Marine Benefits’ 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades of supporting healthy and happy crews.Over the past 20 years, Marine Benefits has: Reached over 200,000 members, including seafarers and their families. Facilitated over 1.26 million medical visits. Expanded our network to 100+ countries based on top seafaring countries. Conducted seven…

As 2025 comes to a close, we pause to reflect on a year shaped by meaningful growth. Thanks to the trust and collaboration of our clients and partners, we reached more than 200,000 members this year. That represents 200,000 seafarers and family members with access to quality health insurance. In…

At Marine Benefits, we’re all about healthy and happy crews – and this is your chance to join ours. If you have a strategic mindset, a track-record in accounting and finance, together with proven leadership capabilities, you could join our global team as Chief Financial Officer. Application due date: 10…

Marine Benefits now supports more than 200,000 members worldwide.This number represents more than growth; it reflects over 200,000 seafarers and their family members who have access to quality health insurance in their home countries.This milestone signals a positive shift in industry attitudes, and we look forward to continued progress as…

We are pleased to announce the publication of the female-focused edition of Re:fresh 2024. This report highlights the experiences and perspectives of the 765 female seafarers who participated in the Re:fresh 2024 global survey. These respondents comprise 2% of the overall sample, mirroring the proportion of women within the global…

This year’s theme, “Access to services: Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies,” is especially relevant for seafarers, who often face geopolitical tensions, isolation, and unpredictable conditions at sea. So how can we foster good health and wellbeing onboard?Rather than focusing solely on treatment, we must promote mental wellbeing and create…