Group Critical Illness

People make businesses work. So, if employees aren’t in good health, neither is the business.
The Aviva DigiCare+ Workplace app offers a range of health-related benefits, to help make a difference to employees and businesses, giving access to medical specialists from one of the UK’s largest networks of medical professionals
The smartphone app and services are available to employees insured under Group Income Protection and Group Critical Illness policies and are provided by Square Health.
They are non-contractual benefits that Aviva can withdraw at any time.
Privacy policy and terms and conditions apply and can be accessed within the app and must be agreed to before use.

Health Check

We all know how important it is to keep on top of our health, but we don’t always give it the attention it needs.
Aviva DigiCare+ Workplace offers employees a yearly health assessment through a quick, self-administered pin-prick blood test which can be taken at home and posted back to Square Health for analysis. 
The test looks at 20 different health markers to help spot problems early on, including the risk of diabetes, cholesterol status and liver health.
Test results are received in a personalised health report which will include any recommended courses of action.
A regular health check can help keep on top of health concerns, detect issues early and prevent future health problems.

Digital GP

It’s not always easy to get to a doctor’s appointment, so the Digital GP service provides a solution for non-emergency health matters.
Available 8am-8pm, seven days a week, it offers up to three 20-minute video consultations a year with a registered GP.
Available to insured employees and their immediate family, it offers medical advice and guidance, and the peace of mind of being able to speak to a doctor quickly.
There’s an option to view GP biographies before booking a consultation and to keep the same GP for multiple appointments.
Simply complete a short section within the app to give some health background, then book the appointment.
With appointments usually available within 3 hours it offers fast, flexible access to medical advice.
Medication costs apply, along with fit note and referral letter charges.
This service is useful for every day medical issues which normally mean a visit to the GP.

Second Medical Opinion

An initial diagnosis can come as a huge shock, so a second opinion could offer new information, and give some peace of mind.
The second medical opinion service gives access to a network of UK-based clinical experts covering physical and mental health conditions. They can provide their medical opinion on a diagnosis originally given by a primary UK treating consultant.
Aviva DigiCare+ Workplace allows up to two second medical opinions a year, shared between the employee and their immediate family.
It offers face-to-face, telephone or in app consultations.
A medical expert is then chosen based on their field of expertise or location.
Once the necessary medical records are gathered, the expert will review the case, and issue a report, detailing their diagnosis and recommended treatment plan.
A second medical opinion could offer the confidence to go ahead and make important decisions about health and treatment paths.

Mental Health Consultation

Mental health is as important as physical health. Acting quickly to prevent and detect mental wellbeing issues and getting help as early as possible can make a big difference.
Aviva DigiCare+ Workplace mental health consultations offers employees and their immediate family quick access to tailored advice from qualified therapists, up to six times a year. 
Whether it’s workplace stress, money worries, big changes in life or other events that can affect our mental wellbeing, this confidential service can help. 
Generally, within 48 hours, patients can get advice from a psychotherapist or cognitive behavioural therapist by video or phone from the privacy of their own home.
It could help avoid potential NHS waiting times and private treatment costs.
Therapists provide advice and devise a personal treatment plan, and, if needed, can signpost to further support.
It also provides emotional support if faced with bereavement.

Nutritional Consultation

It makes good sense to establish a healthy relationship with food.
Nutrition affects our physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Understanding more about it can help reset relationships with food and encourage long-term lifestyle changes.
Through Aviva DigiCare+ Workplace, nutritionists offer advice on healthy eating plans, encourage accountability for food choices and help to break bad habits.
Up to six 30 -minute consultations are available each year, which are shared between the employee and their immediate family. 
The nutritionist will develop a tailored, personalised plan based around lifestyle factors such as sleep and stress.
The advice aims to help establish relevant and achievable goals focussed around nutrition and lifestyle strategies. 

More Information

For more information about our products and Aviva DigiCare+ Workplace, please speak to your usual Aviva contact or visit us online