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Pluxee and Emerald partner to offer preventative healthcare for employees

Employees will have access to personalised health assessments using blood tests, health history and lifestyle information.

Jonathan Attica Pluxee
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Pluxee UK has partnered with preventative healthcare platform Emerald to give employees access to GP-reviewed health tests at lower prices than comparable high street clinics.

The partnership will offer eligible Pluxee Card users cashback on Emerald’s preventative healthcare services.

Employees will have access to personalised health assessments using blood tests, health history and lifestyle information.

The service will also provide GP-reviewed reports, personalised recommendations and health data from wearables, apps and previous test results.

Users will receive action plans based on their results, along with GP messaging and clinical support throughout the year.

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Jonathan Attia (pictured), chief executive officer of Pluxee UK, said: “Employees increasingly value benefits that make a tangible difference to their lives, while employers are looking for health and wellbeing support that can deliver meaningful outcomes. 

“Our partnership with Emerald allows employees to better understand their health and take positive action. 

“It’s another example of how we’re expanding our health ecosystem to deliver practical value that supports people both inside and outside of work.”

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Alexander Badalyan, founder and chief executive officer of Emerald, said: “Too often, people only engage with healthcare once something has gone wrong. 

“We created Emerald to make preventative healthcare more accessible, helping people understand their health earlier and take meaningful action before issues become more serious. 

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“By partnering with Pluxee, we’re able to bring personalised, clinician-led preventative healthcare to a wider audience and empower more people to take control of their long-term health.”

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Badalyan added: “Together, we can help shift the conversation from reactive healthcare to proactive health management.”