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SZV launches customer experience survey to strengthen client services | THE DAILY HERALD

December 1, 2025

SZV launches customer experience  survey to strengthen client services | THE DAILY HERALD
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From left: SZV Customer Care Manager Morenika Arrindell and SZV Adjunct Director Elton Felisie at the digital launch of the annual survey.

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PHILIPSBURG--Social and Health Insurances SZV on Monday, December 1, 2025, launched its annual Customer Experience Survey, an initiative to better understand the needs of its clients and improve overall service delivery.

Clients can participate online via

www.szv.sx/survey2025. The survey is anonymous and takes approximately 8-10 minutes to complete.

To ensure impartiality and confidentiality, SZV has engaged an independent third-party research company, Deep Dive Data, to execute the survey. Persons may also be approached by a surveyor from this company at various locations in the community. Clients visiting SZV offices can also provide their feedback, on-the-spot. The survey includes questions about clients’ interactions with SZV, communication, customer service experience, and overall satisfaction.

“The survey provides SZV clients and the St Maarten community with the opportunity to share feedback on their interactions. This feedback is essential for SZV to evaluate its processes and identify areas for improvement. While the survey does not promise immediate changes, it ensures that the voices of our clients are heard and considered in decision-making processes. By listening to our clients, SZV aims to ensure that services remain accessible, efficient, and aligned with the expectations of the community,” explains SZV Deputy Director Elton Felisie.

SZV encourages all clients to participate and share their experiences. SZV Customer Care Manager Morenika Arrindell adds: “Your voice matters in shaping the future of SZV’s services and ensuring that we continue to meet the needs of our community.”

For enquiries regarding SZV services and the survey, contact SZV by email at

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www.szv.sx and SZVs social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Channel, and LinkedIn.


Source: The Daily Herald

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/szv-launches-customer-experience-survey-to-strengthen-client-services

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/szv-launches-customer-experience-survey-to-strengthen-client-services

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