Legal & General extends Medigo partnership to group income protection

Practical and emotional support

Jaskeet Briah
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Legal & General (L&G) Group Protection has extended the support services available through its partnership with Medigo to group income protection (GIP) customers.

Medigo's services have been available for L&G's critical illness customers since 2020, and GIP customers and their families will now have access to the support offered through the healthcare company. Employees will have access to a network of medical specialists who offer second opinions on diagnoses and treatments for a range of conditions, L&G noted. A medical concierge will also be available, providing up to three treatment plans and quotes. The service includes treatment, travel, accommodation and aftercare, coordinated by Medigo. Additionally, a virtual nurse support service w...

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