Simplyhealth to roll out a series of new wellbeing services

Enhanced men’s and women’s health offering

Jaskeet Briah
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Simplyhealth has announced that it is planning to roll out a series of new wellbeing services for members, with the view of also enhancing its men’s and women’s health offering.

The employee health plan provider rolled out a digital physiotherapy offering yesterday (1 February, 2024) for musculoskeletal (MSK) health services via a partnership with Phio. This formed part of the launch for a new category for Simplyhealth's Health Plan proposition aimed at the corporate market, providing employers with "affordable" access to healthcare for their whole workforce. In the imminent future, Simplyhealth is also planning to launch a blood diagnosis package to tackle issues customers face with accessing screening and blood tests due to constraints with the NHS, which will...

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