AIG Life launches SME health hub

Targeted at opening the conversation about employee health

Hemma Visavadia
clock • 1 min read

AIG Life has rolled out a new content hub designed to help small businesses talk about health with employees and showcase all available health and wellbeing benefits.

AIG's Smart Health Employer Hub offers content designed to help employers talk more openly about employee wellbeing, according to the insurer. It signposts colleagues to Smart Health and other available services employees and their families can access to manage their health. Situated within the hub is a Starter Kit containing business essentials to help inform employees about Smart Health and how to access it. It also contains information on how to better engage hybrid workers. It also includes Conversation Corner, a collection of material made up of slides and customer stories to ...

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