WPA launches LifeStage Health for women's health support

For corporate clients

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

WPA has rolled out a new corporate healthcare product designed to support working women’s health requirements throughout life events.

The health insurer stated the new product has been designed to support women throughout "events that happen naturally and predictably during the course of their lives" through access to specialist healthcare professionals. WPA highlighted statistics that found 63% of women's working life is negatively impacted by menstrual symptoms, four in 10 women with endometriosis fear losing their job due to the condition, while eight in 10 women going through the menopause are currently working and one in four experiencing symptoms serious enough for them to consider leaving their job. LifeStage...

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