healthcare

Oval Healthcare is now including Best Doctors in its proposition.

My client, Anne (39), is a divorced accounts executive with two primary-school-aged children. Her widowed and retired father, Brian (66), also lives with the family, and takes a significant role in childcare, allowing her to work full-time. What protection...

The head of AXA UK has highlighted healthcare as one of the biggest challenges facing the next government and believes the private sector could come to its aid.

Long term care is a difficult subject for advisers to bring up with clients. However, there are a number of solutions available for those looking to fund care provision

Vocational rehabilitation seems like a self explanatory term, but what does it mean and how can it help? Linda Baker explains

Terminally ill cancer patients and people undergoing chemotherapy are being threatened with benefit cuts if they do not attend back-to-work interviews, Macmillan Cancer Support and Citizens Advice have warned.

Researchers have linked high levels of the appetite hormone leptin with reduced incidence of Alzheimers.

Paul Robertson talks to Ian Bird about the little known benefits that many companies offer their staff and the more cost effective products on offer to them

Children from the lower classes are more likely to become obese than peers from wealthier backgrounds, a report has found.

Health insurer CIGNA has introduced a new benefit which will allow members to self refer for physiotherapy to Nuffield Health.