Equipsme offers free health plans to small businesses

During coronavirus

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

Companies with 20 or less employees can get free access to healthcare plans for a limited period

To help employees in small companies working from home amid coronavirus crisis, health insurer Equipsme is offering free healthcare support until 1 August. Its healthcare plans are available to companies with employees between two and 20 employees and there is no obligation to pay for the service from July onwards. Under the offer small businesses can get their staff 24/7 remote GP appointments, access to a nurse helpline, stress support and physiotherapy advice - with employees requesting appointments via an app on their smart phone. Employees can also choose to pay individually to a...

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