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How do employee healthcare solutions work?

Employee healthcare solutions allow employees to access the help they need quickly and easily. These employee benefits can help employees prioritise their health and manage healthcare costs, leading to fewer absences, greater productivity and improved job satisfaction.

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Wren Sterling’s Workplace team can review your employee benefits strategy and enhance your current solution, recognising which benefits your employees actually value and how you can provide these in a cost-effective way.

We can also help communicate your various benefits to your employees with financial education, improving their understanding and confidence in their decision-making. This can increase take-up for different benefits, as they better understand their purpose and value. Wren Sterling can take care of all of this on your behalf as part of your overall Employee Healthcare Benefits strategy.

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Benefits of employee healthcare solutions

When employees are mentally well, physically able and financially confident, they can be more focused, motivated, and productive. When employees feel valued and their health supported, both employers and employees can see benefits such as:

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Why Workplace Healthcare is important

  • 53%

    of employees say that the demands of their job cause them excessive stress.

  • 36%

    of employees frequently think about leaving their current company.

  • 3x

    more likely to stay when experiencing high levels of wellbeing.

Source: Great Place to Work, Workplace Wellbeing report 2024

How our workplace advisors can help you

Our Workplace advisers can make a real difference when setting up or reviewing Group Risk benefits. We use market-leading flexible benefits technology to suit all budgets, ensuring that the right level of cover is provided to be valuable to employees, while also being cost-effective. While our advice will be tailored to your business, our process generally follows these four steps:

Why choose Wren Sterling to support with employee healthcare

  • 450+

    businesses as clients

  • 80,000+

    employees supported

  • 600+

    workplace schemes advised on

Correct as of June 2025

Meet our employee healthcare financial advisors

  • Sarah Herd

    Sarah Herd

    Head of Workplace
    Sarah has worked in the financial services industry for over 25 years. She joined Wren Sterling in 2016 having worked as an independent financialRead more
  • Paul Mitchell

    Paul Mitchell

    Director, Corporate Solutions
    Paul has worked in the employee benefit industry for over 25 years, 15 of which have been spent advising companies on their employee benefit strategy.Read more
  • Bramwell Towse

    Bramwell Towse

    Director, Corporate Solutions
    Bramwell has 40 years of financial services experience with the past 37 years in employee benefits. Areas of advice include group pensions (bothRead more
  • Bryan Stott

    Bryan Stott

    Corporate Consultant
    Bryan has worked in the employee benefit industry for over 20 years and before that he ran his own IFA practice. Bryan has been heavily involved inRead more
  • Roger Dickenson

    Roger Dickenson

    Corporate Consultant
    Roger has over 25 years’ experience providing advice to SME clients on employee benefits provision. This includes the review and communication ofRead more

FAQs

  • Is providing employee healthcare solutions a legal requirement?

    Is providing employee healthcare solutions a legal requirement?

    Workplace pensions, Statutory Sick pay, Holiday pay, Maternity/paternity leave must be provided by law. Other staff welfare benefits which are optional. Companies wanting to compete for talented individuals should consider what their competitors are offering.

  • Do all employees have to opt in to their healthcare benefits?

    Do all employees have to opt in to their healthcare benefits?

    Employers can choose to offer different workplace healthcare benefits, with flexibility as to whether these are offered as standard, or require employees to opt-in. Flexible benefits and salary sacrifice schemes are can be used to allow employees to choose the benefits they value most.

  • Do employees need to contribute to healthcare benefits?

    Do employees need to contribute to healthcare benefits?

    Offering healthcare benefits isn’t mandatory, so employers can choose which benefits to make available, and under what terms, to provide healthcare benefits their employees will value in a cost-effective way.

    Employers may offer to cover all or some of the cost of benefits, and may require a contribution from employees.