Unum extends Help@Hand to Group Life, Critical Illness customers

Access to Insights Report also included

John Brazier
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Unum has widened access to its health and wellbeing app, Help@hand, to all group life and critical illness customers.

The Help@Hand app will be made accessible to policyholders of Unum group life insurance and critical illness products, covering 1.4 million employees and their families, at no extra cost. Unum previously made the app accessible to UK SME clients with group life and critical illness policies in March last year, having already provided the app for group income protection clients of all sizes. It stated that by widening access to the health and wellbeing service, more employers would be able to prioritise the mental and physical health of staff during a "crucial time for businesses, who ...

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