L&G partners with Spectrum.Life to bolster wellbeing offering

Across all group risk products

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 2 min read

Legal & General Group Protection (L&G) has partnered with Spectrum.Life to enhance its 'Be Well. Get Better. Be Supported wellbeing framework.'

The partnership will bring a digital and integrated wellbeing solution to new and existing group life assurance, income protection and critical illness cover clients. The framework combines "traditional" employee assistance programme (EAP) services to employees and their immediate families, with access to counsellors, legal and financial information, a medical helpline, manager consultations, and critical incident support. L&G stated the partnership with Spectrum.Life will "evolve some of these aspects." As such, instant support is available from experienced and accredited counsellors...

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