BHSF launches first health and wellbeing plan

No utilisation cap on GP consultations

Jaskeet Briah
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Provider, BHSF, has launched its first health and wellbeing plan for customers, focusing on early intervention and preventative care.

The plan – which launched yesterday (22 January, 2025) - will be available to existing individual customers, corporate customers and small-to-medium sized businesses (SMEs) from April 2025, with discussions open to clients who wish to move plans mid-term from this month. It will be available to new business from March 2025. Five levels of cover are available on the employer-funded service, with four levels of cover on the voluntary and direct service. The employer-funded base level is aimed at SMEs, which BHSF said is an underserved market, and the uninsured. The wellbeing benefits in...

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