Legal & General forms wellbeing advisory board

Provides information on post-Covid-19 syndrome care

Hemma Visavadia
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Legal & General Group Protection has announced it has formed a wellbeing advisory board consisting of experts from across clinical, occupational, vocational rehabilitation and business consulting fields.

The board will aim to help companies better understand the mental, physical, social and financial aspects of health and wellbeing issues which may affect employees. The provider explained that the board will begin to target employee care for post-Covid-19 syndrome, which consists of long-Covid symptoms that extend beyond 12 weeks. Other board members include, Louise Aston, wellbeing campaign director at business in the Community (BITC), Debra Clark, head of specialist consulting at Towergate Health & Protection, Laura Matthews, senior wellbeing consultant at Barnett Waddingham and Ant...

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