Unum unveils extended Help@hand offering

Line of new services added

John Brazier
clock • 3 min read

Employee benefits provider Unum UK is rolling out a new line of services for its Help@hand app, covering mental health, financial wellbeing and physical health.

Effective from 3 April, the provider's app will be updated with a range of new services in a bid to offer "a total 360 health and wellbeing solution" for employees and eligible family members. Alongside its existing offerings including access to remote 24/7 GPs, physiotherapy and second medical opinions, one of the broadest new additions is a ‘360 Wellbeing Scores' created by completing four short assessments. Speaking to COVER, a Unum spokesperson commented that the assessments also give employees "helpful suggestions to support in areas where they may be struggling", and employees c...

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