Bupa relaunches in-person GP services for businesses

Mental health "high on the boardroom agenda"

Hemma Visavadia
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Bupa Health Clinics has relaunched its GP service for businesses with group protection policies, comprising face-to-face and remote GP appointments to help support employee health.

As more employees return to the office, Bupa stated it saw a continued need to support employee health and wellbeing now that face-to-face interactions have become more common. While remote GP services were particularly valuable during the pandemic, with Covid beginning to 'normalise', in person care has gradually returned. As well as access to GP appointments, the health clinics have introduced further in-person support, such as care through the Menopause Plan. Alaana Woods, commercial director at Bupa Health Clinics explained that businesses are now in a "unique position" where t...

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