Aetna International rolls out new wellbeing toolkit

Designed to support employee health

Hemma Visavadia
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Aetna International has announced the launch of a new wellbeing toolkit, resources and services to support the workforce.

Aetna stated that the toolkit has been dseigned to provide employers with easier options to provide staff with health and well-being benefits, as well as improve access and usage of services. Furthermore, to support employees in "crisis or at high-risk", the toolkit will signpost members toward focused content. The launch materials include a Quick Start Guide which features an overview of the firm's wellbeing programmes and services, and an Aetna Mind presentation that offers plan sponsors and their employees a look at the group's mental health programmes such as Wysa and its Employee...

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