What is Aviva Wellbeing?
Aviva Wellbeing is our desktop and mobile app dedicated to helping people live their best lives. Whether your employees want to sleep more, stress less, lose weight, get fit or live healthier, Aviva Wellbeing could help them achieve lifelong change - one easy step at a time.
Aviva Wellbeing is currently available as a value-added service to corporate Private Medical Insurance customers.
Terms and conditions apply, and employees can view these within the Aviva Wellbeing app before they sign up. Mobile data charges may apply. This service is a non-contractual benefit Aviva can withdraw at any time.
Empower your employees
Aviva Wellbeing is a whole of workforce offering that we believe helps employees become happier and healthier.
Power your business
Aviva Wellbeing could lead to increased employee engagement and productivity, and reduced absenteeism.
Provide holistic wellbeing support
Aviva Wellbeing provides your employees with support across the three pillars of wellbeing – physical, mental and financial - meaning it can save you the time and cost of building separate workplace wellbeing initiatives.
What does Aviva Wellbeing offer?
Personalised hints and tips
Your employees can choose from a range of health motivations and receive hints and tips personalised to them.
Syncs with popular apps
Works seamlessly with most popular apps and wearables, so your employees can view their wellbeing data in one place.
Workplace challenges
Your employees can join fun workplace challenges designed for every fitness level, so they can compete against themselves and colleagues.
Individual action plans
Easy-to-follow action plans empower your employees to reach their goals.
Healthy offers and discounts
Whilst using the app your employees can access exciting offers and discounts on a number of health and fitness products and services.
Health-related content and recipes
Employees have access to health-related content and recipes designed to support them on their wellbeing journey.
Want to find out more?
If you have any questions or queries, or would like to find out more, please speak to your Aviva Private Medical Insurance Account Manager or contact your Financial Advisor.
Alternatively, you can call us on 0800 001 4272 and we'll be happy to help. Our lines are open Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. Calls may be monitored and/or recorded.
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