Health and wellbeing support services are becoming universally offered in UK workplaces via insurances, affinity groups, cashplans and trade unions and there’s no shortage of technology to support the sector, providing a whole host of advantages, such as reach, convenience, automation and scale. However, Christine Husbands, managing director for RedArc, advises that as well as… Continue reading →
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Careology forges new Partnership with RedArc to support people affected by cancer
Digital cancer care platform Careology has joined forces with RedArc, the leading provider of long-term support for people facing serious illness, disability, trauma or bereavement. RedArc’s experienced, registered nurses provide support and expert advice by phone to people via insurers, trade unions, affinity groups and employers, and to date, have supported over 37,000 people across… Continue reading →
RedArc launches support for Mental Health First Aiders
Following the success of supporting group colleagues internally, RedArc is now launching a new service to companies to support Mental Health First Aiders (MHFAs) in recognition that employers have a duty of care to safeguard not only those who seek mental health support but also those who are involved in facilitating it. Support in practice… Continue reading →
If Christmas loneliness leads to mental health issues, RedArc urges employees to lean on support
The unexpected longevity of the COVID-19 pandemic has increased feelings of isolation for many but especially those living alone. For many this loneliness may be exasperated over the Christmas period and could escalate into symptoms of stress, anxiety or depression, RedArc is urging employees to lean on support for mental health conditions, be it within… Continue reading →
Insurers’ preparedness for Covid-19 claims should include physical and mental health support for Long Covid
According to RedArc, holistic and personalised support for as long as is needed – similar to that already provided by insurers for conditions such as cancer, ME and diabetes – is required for Long Covid. This condition currently affects approximately 60,000 people in the UK* and is characterised by a variety of physiological and psychological… Continue reading →
RedArc adds specialist cancer organisation to its partner panel
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 →
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 →
2020 Patient Survey Results
Overall 99% of patients rated the service Good/Excellent. Open post to download full results
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 →