Healix adds employee support for different life stages

Partnership with Syrona

Jaskeet Briah
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Healix has partnered with healthcare technology company, Syrona, to support businesses in providing personalised health solutions for the different needs of employees across various life stages.

Employees of the provider's member companies will now be able to access the health platform of Syrona via their Healix member portal. This means that employees can use health tracking tools, access bespoke care plans based on their symptoms and lifestyle data, as well as receive access to a personal health coach, diagnostics and one-to-one virtual consultations with qualified and specialist clinicians. At home testing kits will also be available to employees to help speed up the diagnostic process and treatment. Ian Talbot, chief executive officer, Healix Health, said the partnersh...

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