COVER Webinar: What's next for digital healthcare in group risk?

In association with Legal & General

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Registrations are now open for COVER's latest webinar on 18 August which will examine how the group protection market is evolving to incorproate new digital healthcare services

Digital healthcare services rose to new heights during the Covid-19 pandemic and have now become an integral part of the group risk offering for protection providers.  But there is still more to be done to evolve these propositions beyond immediate focus on the individual; families, line managers, HR and employers need flexible, adaptable and scalable solutions that address a myriad of health and wellbeing issues. How do these work in practise? What individual and collective needs have to be taken into consideration? How does access to these services work in a digital-first landscape?...

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