Answering your Medigold Health Protect FAQs
Following on from her previous video introducing our Protect service and discussing the many benefits it offers for SMEs looking to improve the occupational health and wellbeing support available to their employees, today our Small Business Health Consultant Alex Humphries addresses some of the most frequently asked questions we receive from customers looking to sign up to the package.
So, if you’re interested in starting your journey with Protect but still have some queries about how your service will be managed or how it can grow with your business and your changing needs, hit play now to get the answers!
To book a Discovery Session with Alex to talk about how Protect could help your business, get in touch via salesenquiries@medigold-health.com
Visit Medigold Protect to find out more about the service.
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