You’re invited – Menopause: A women’s issue or a business issue?
9 March 2021, 12pm to 1pm
• Is women’s health on your inclusion agenda?
• Can we break the taboo around menopause?
• How can we protect valuable female talent?
Menopausal women are the fastest growing sector of the workforce†, but one in four will consider leaving their jobs because of the severity of their menopause symptoms.
Join Alaana Woods, Commercial Director, Health Clinics, in conversation with:
Alex Perry, CEO of Bupa UK Insurance
Professor Dame Lesley Regan, Chair of Wellbeing of Women
Landy Slattery, Creative Director at All 4 (Channel 4)
Women’s Health Hub
We also have a range of resources available on our Women’s Health Hub, dedicated to helping you support your customers who may be struggling with symptoms of the menopause. From infographics and leaflets to share with your customers and their employees, to a manager’s guide to help open up a conversation and provide practical steps for supporting employees through the menopause. Visit our page on menopause in the workplace to find out more.
The benefits of a good night’s sleep
In this issue of Your Wellbeing, we focus on the key benefits of getting a good night’s sleep, and how quality sleep is essential for your health and wellbeing. Take a look at the resources we have created to help support business customers. We will be sharing these materials with our corporate clients directly, however, please feel free to use these materials to support any conversations with clients if you feel it would be useful.
Did you see our latest video? 10 most common symptoms of oral cancer
The pandemic impacted access to dental care drastically in the first lockdown, and as we adjust to the new normal, it’s more important than ever for your customers to keep a check on their oral health. In this video, we cover the 10 most common symptoms of oral cancer that shouldn’t be ignored.
Our dental insurance customers can use the Bupa Dental Care support line for advice from home or they can now use this service to book a face to face appointment if they’re struggling to see their own dentist.
Bupa Dental Care support line
We know some of our dental insurance customers are struggling to access an appointment with their own dentist. Which is why we’ve enhanced the support line to include help in finding an appointment at a Bupa Dental Care practice if customers wish to see a dentist face to face.
Customers can still have a virtual consultation by phone or video for reassurance from home. Customers can call 0333 015 5255 between 9.30am and 5pm Monday to Friday.
Have you signed up to our next Health Insights LIVE event?
23 February 11am to 12pm
The hidden pandemic: An addiction crisis?
As we live and work differently, the definition of wellbeing is shifting and the health needs of employees are evolving. The pandemic has had a significant impact on mental health and increasingly people are turning to potentially addictive coping behaviours which can lead to short and long-term health issues.
Worryingly, stigmas are still preventing many from facing up to mental health issues and seeking help. During this event Mark Allan, Commercial Director Bupa UK Insurance, will invite a panel of experts to discuss the prevalence of addictive coping behaviours and how organisations can ensure the right preventative care and mental health support is in place for employees now and in the future
Plus, we’ll be joined by James Sherwood, Director of Healthcare Management, for an update on hospital capacity and Bupa services.
Contact your Bupa Account Manager for more information or email rsvp@bupa.com to request an invite
