
Brokers offered care partnership in bid to boost employee health
Long-term healthcare is the employee benefit of the future, according to an independent care adviser.
Grace Consulting, a founding member of the Association of Independent Care Advisers, has asked insurance brokers to raise the topic of long-term healthcare with their clients through existing employee benefits.
Chris Cain, director at Grace Consulting, said: "Long-term healthcare has traditionally been perceived as a tricky proposition to take to market, but we see it as a real benefit if the
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