Kotak, Metropolis Join Hands to Offer Coviprotect Test at 30% Off

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Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd (KMBL) has announced an exclusive offer for its customers in a tie-up with Metropolis Healthcare Limited (Metropolis). Kotak Debit and Credit cardholders can avail the Coviprotect Spike antibody blood test at a 30% discount at all Metropolis diagnostics centres in Mumbai and over 90 cities across India.  This test will help assess one’s antibody levels. 

The Quantitative SARS CoV2 antibody test against spike protein helps measure the level of antibodies that a person has either after having been vaccinated or post Covid-19 infection. These antibodies protect one against future infection. Thus, this simple test can help people measure their immunity levels against Covid19. The test which costs ₹1200 will be available at a reduced price of ₹850 for all Kotak customers.

KMBL debit and credit card customers can book the test online on Metropolis’ website or via its call centre.  The test can be done at home or at any of Metropolis’ diagnostics centres. For the home test, there is an extra charge for the home collection of the sample.

With Coviprotect, KMBL Customers Can Get The Test at 30% Discount
Puneet Kapoor, president - products, alternate channels and customer experience delivery, KMBL said, “As India slowly starts to unlock and we begin to resume our everyday lives, it is extremely important that we take the necessary precautions to keep ourselves and our families safe. Metropolis’ Coviprotect test is a simple blood test that determines if our bodies have developed sufficient antibodies to protect us against the virus. Through our tie-up with Metropolis, we are pleased to offer this essential test at a 30% discount to our Kotak customers."

Dr Nilesh Shah, group president, Metropolis Healthcare Ltd. said, “Metropolis has been at the forefront of Covid testing from day one of the pandemic. Post recovery from Covid19 and vaccination, citizens did not have any access to a test to accurately determine the level of immunity that was developed. With Coviprotect, we strive to provide citizens across the country with accurate insights and an understanding of their immunity. As the country slowly unlocks, it is important for all of us to continue being careful in the battle against Covid19 and its variants. With the help of KMBL, we shall continue contributing towards this battle and the overall healthcare system of our country."

Healthy Tie-Up With KMBL For Customer Care
“It goes without saying that even if one’s antibody levels are adequate, we must continue to observe all safety measures such as using masks, washing hands regularly and maintaining social distancing just like before,” Dr Shah added.

For more information, please KMBL website https://www.kotak.com/.

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