Bupa rolls out new menopause support helpline

Extension of current support service

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

Bupa has launched a new menopause helpline for its customers and employees ahead of World Menopause Day (18 October).

The Bupa Menopause Healthline is an extension of the healthcare provider's existing menopause support service, offering access to menopause-trained nurses for advice and guidance on managing symptoms. It is available free to anyone covered by Bupa health insurance or a health trust scheme, as well as named dependants on a policy, who can also use the service for advice about a family member's symptoms. The helpline will sit alongside Bupa's other menopause support services, such as the recently launched Menopause Plan, which women access to primary care for symptoms through specially ...

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