Peppy partners with Lockton on health offering for employees

Access to personalised family and reproductive health support

Hemma Visavadia
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Health app Peppy has partnered with Lockton, a global insurance broker, to offer its clients and employees specific health services.

Through use of the app, employees will have access to personalised support for their family and reproductive health. This includes advice on how to start a family, becoming a parent and any worries associated with this, going through the menopause, and support for both men and women's specific health concerns. This partnership expands Lockton's existing offering to clients and aims to make a "tangible difference" between its client's and employee relationships.   Chris Rofe, partner at Lockton Employee Benefits, explained that people's lives have changed significantly over the past...

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