Employee wellbeing | How to design a health strategy that works

How to design a health strategy that works

By Kay Needle, Early Intervention and Rehabilitation Expert at Generali UK Employee Benefits

“Self-imposed chronic disease due to lifestyle choices” represents a huge burden on people, society and business, says Paul Nattrass, Commercial Director at Inuvi, a provider of medical screening and health insight services, and one of the Employee Benefits Claims and Medical Underwriting team’s trusted partners whose services are eligible for Wellbeing Investment Matching (WIM) funding. People need to learn how to improve their health behaviours. And those employers who take a personalised, data-led approach to help their workforce with this will be the winners, he adds.

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Generali UK provides Group Life Assurance, Group Income Protection - plus added-value wellbeing services - to the UK employees of multinational clients. Generali UK is also pioneering Wellbeing Investment Matching, helping clients fund discrete, tailored wellbeing initiatives where a need has been identified.

Access to a range of multinational pooling and captive solutions is available via: Generali Employee Benefits Network (GEB), and a range of non-life coverages is available via Generali Global Corporate & Commercial.