Specialist cancer organisation, Working With Cancer, has been added to RedArc’s panel of additional services expanding the range of additional support that the RedArc nurse can offer, particularly with issues relating to the workplace. About Working With Cancer Working With Cancer is a social enterprise aimed at providing coaching and training services to employees to… Continue reading →
Category: Press releases
Support non covid-19 patients in limbo waiting for diagnosis and treatment, says RedArc
As NHS leaders warn about a backlog in treatment resulting from the pandemic*, RedArc explains that employers are in a position to help, and this can be a lifeline for many, such as the estimated backlog of 3 million** people awaiting cancer screening Providing access to an expert with whom the patient-in-waiting can discuss both… Continue reading →
Emotional reaction to COVID-19 akin to grief for many employees, says RedArc
World Mental Health Day: 10 October 2020 Having provided mental health support to employees throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, RedArc believes that many people are experiencing some of the same emotional reactions to their circumstances as they might during bereavement. The organisation has witnessed employees at various stages of denial, anger, bargaining depression and acceptance, as… Continue reading →
Research shows personalised, long-term, added-value support gets most effective results
RedArc, the third-party nurse service often included within company and individual insurance policies, has reviewed its database of over 37,000 cases to reveal the average length of added-value support required by an individual per condition. The results show that with personalised support, people are often able to cope on their own within a period of… Continue reading →
Small businesses well positioned to manage employees’ post-COVID-19 mental health issues
RedArc is urging smaller employers to be on high alert for mental health issues amongst their staff as the government begins to encourage a wider return to the workplace. RedArc believes the more intimate nature of a small business means that management and colleagues may be better able to spot a member of staff who… Continue reading →
Fewer diagnoses of illnesses means treatment will take longer for both physical and mental health
Since the escalation of the Covid-19 pandemic, people have been reticent to visit medical practitioners to have their concerns investigated, as a result, diagnoses of serious illnesses are significantly lower than they should be, with year-on-year cancer diagnoses down 39%*, and this will have long-term serious consequences for the treatment of both physical and mental… Continue reading →
The support available for less common conditions needs more publicity
Cancer, heart disease, musculoskeletal conditions and mental health might be the conditions most likely to make headlines and are often the most claimed-for on protection insurance policies, but RedArc is reminding insurers not to overlook other less common conditions, which when grouped together make up a significant proportion. RedArc nurses commonly support people with less… Continue reading →
Mortgage intermediaries urged to understand ‘added value benefits’ when promoting protection products during pandemic
Mortgage intermediaries who are seeking to increase protection sales are urged to ensure they fully understand the added-value benefits included within these insurance products. Not only is this a much more compelling sell but the better informed that intermediary is, the better they are able to support their clients, according to RedArc, a third-party nurse… Continue reading →
RedArc adds the Human Givens Institute to its panel of professional bodies
The Human Givens Institute (HGI) has been added to RedArc’s curated panel of nearly 30 professional bodies, which is used by RedArc’s nurses to select therapies for individuals where external specialist support is needed. HGI’s problem-solving approach aimed at working with the ‘here and now’ is an effective brief therapy and will be suitable for… Continue reading →
RedArc reinstates face-to-face therapies
Due to the easing of lockdown restrictions, RedArc is now able to resume provision of their usual face-to-face services* where necessary. This includes: Mental health therapies Physical therapies Complementary therapies Domestic help in the home Second medical opinion Private consultation In line with current guidance, remote services will continue to be used whenever possible, but… Continue reading →