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What is Bupa Positive Health? How does Positive Health work?

Helping to keep your employees healthy and well is now simpler with Bupa Positive Health. We can help your employees understand their own individual health and wellbeing issues, but also support your business in identifying trends that could be impacting performance.

 

How Bupa Positive Health works

By completing our comprehensive, clinically sound and interactive Health Check, your employees will understand how simple lifestyle changes can positively impact their health and wellbeing.

Covering issues ranging from heart disease to stress, smoking cessation to sleep, the Health Check will provide advice and guidance on how to stay well.

As an employer, reporting options are available that will help you to identify trends and to target your workplace health initiatives.

Four simple steps to better health

  1. On entering the Bupa Positive Health site, employees can register their details and set up a password protected log-in
  2. Your employees can browse the site for health news and topics, all of which are regularly updated, or check their body mass index. They can also take health assessments to address issues such as nutrition, fitness, sleep, stress, back pain and joint health
  3. Assessment results are available straightaway and suggest areas of improvement for employees to work on
  4. Employees can re-take the assessments at a later date to monitor and measure their progress over time.

Results

Every user's results will differ, based on their individual profile and responses. The results offer practical guidance, personal information and advice from health professionals. All of these factors empower employees to take small steps towards positive improvements.

Bupa Positive Health is secure and password protected. It is available online 24 hours a day, all employees need to get going is internet and email access at home or at work. Employee personal details remain confidential, whether they participate at home or at work.
 

 

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