AXA PPP Healthcare Online Health Clinics to Support Smart Start to New Year

TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In order to promote a healthy start to 2013 AXA PPP healthcare will provide live, expert support in a series of online health and wellbeing discussions.

Lifestyle changes – especially those associated with unrealistic New Year’s resolutions – can often be hard to maintain, so AXA PPP healthcare’s experts will be available to answer questions on manageable changes for a smart start to the New Year on issues including fitness, nutrition and heart health.

Live health clinics will be held on the following topics:

• Fitness and nutrition on Thursday 24 January 1-3PM
• Heart health on Wednesday 30 January 1-3PM

AXA PPP healthcare physiologist David Williams will be online to offer advice and discuss achieving your health and fitness goals on Thursday 24 January, while Sarah Evans, a Dedicated Nurse at AXA PPP healthcare, will answer questions on preventing, treating and supporting a loved one with heart disease in the heart health clinic on Wednesday 30 January.

In addition, AXA PPP healthcare’s Health at Hand nurses will be available to answer questions on wellbeing during pregnancy and children’s health on Thursday 31 January, 1-3PM.

Health at Hand is AXA PPP healthcare’s exclusive 24/7 health information service, providing members with access to telephone support from its dedicated team of nurses, midwives, pharmacists and counsellors.

Participants are invited to put their queries to the various experts during the live discussions or alternatively can submit questions through the AXA PPP healthcare blog, Twitter page or Facebook page.

To join AXA PPP healthcare’s live chats, please visit: http://chat.axappphealthcare.co.uk/

About AXA PPP healthcare

AXA PPP healthcare has been helping people to access healthcare services since 1940. Today it forms the UK healthcare arm of AXA and provides healthcare cover for individuals and employers, and employee wellbeing, counselling, occupational health and rehabilitation services through its specialist Health Services division.