Aviva offers Digicare+ to Group Life customers

App provides clinical health support

Hemma Visavadia
clock • 1 min read

Aviva has announced that it will offer its DigiCare+ Workplace app to group life customers in order to help more people access health and wellbeing support.

The app provides a clinical service for employees to help better manage and prevent physical and mental health problems. DigiCare+ was previously only available to customers with individual protection, group critical illness and group income protection plans. The app offers digital health checks which help employees monitor their cholesterol status, liver health and diabetes risk. Also included in the app is access to a digital GP service, mental health consultations, nutritional advice and guidance as well as a second medical opinion. Jason Ellis, sales director, group protecti...

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