AXA Health to add new health and wellbeing services

Available via digital health app

Hemma Visavadia
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AXA Health has announced it will be launching two new health and wellbeing services to better support the needs of both men and women.

The standalone services will be available via a digital health app and offers access to trained and accredited practitioners who will be able to offer personal support. Clients will also have access to the Peppy app which currently offers support for fertility, early parenthood, and menopause. The new support services for women offer gynaecological health support for conditions such as fibroids, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, or women that are experiencing symptoms suggesting these conditions It also offers mental wellbeing support to help users cope with miscarriage and...

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