Healthcare & wellbeing

Employee Benefits - Healthcare and Wellbeing

The wellness and wellbeing perk has become an important part of company healthcare and sickness absence strategies. Health care benefits that prevent staff from falling ill include gym membership for staff, healthcare cash plans, private medical insurance (PMI), employee assistance programmes (EAP) and health screening; while absence management helps employees to return to work after spells of sickness. Health and wellbeing benefits can be part of a long-term strategy to improve the productivity, engagement and health care of staff and also drive down the amount of days off work sick their employees are taking.

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News

Eversheds relaunches second-opinion medical service

Law firm Eversheds has relaunched its second-opinion medical service and aligned it with its private medical insurance (PMI) scheme. The Best Doctors service, which allows employees to seek a second opinion on any medical diagnosis, was first launched in May 2010.

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16 May EXCLUSIVE: AYMTM introduces summer boot camp and relaunches bikes-for-work scheme

15 May EnergiseYou launches employee health and energy check

15 May CIPD/Benefex research: A third of employers to increase employee benefits spend in 2012

14 May EEF/Westfield Health research: Levels of sickness absence down in 2011

09 May Food industry promotes health at work

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Analysis

Case Studies

Case study: Incisive Media finds a balance on healthcare overseas

With offices in locations such as Hong Kong, New York and Singapore, it is not surprising that overseas assignments are high on the agenda of the benefits team at business-to-business publisher, Incisive Media.

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02 Apr Oracle promotes personal choice for employees

05 Mar Case study: Axa seeks to ensure employee happiness

05 Mar Case study: Boots targets feel-good factor

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