AXA Health

AXA Health We help you access the healthcare you need, quickly. But more than that, we listen, we support, we care. What can we do for you today?

We’re here to help you bring out your best self. That means a healthy you – reassured that you can access the clinical expertise you need, whenever you need it. It means a confident you – up-to-date on the latest health, lifestyle and fitness advice, and feeling fully supported in finding your own route to wellbeing. Whatever healthy looks like for you, we’re here to help you get there. You can ge

t back on your feet with our fast-access physiotherapy advice, follow our fitness gurus to stay on track with your exercise goals, or talk the tiniest worry through with our clinical team over the phone. And of course it’s all backed up by our award-winning private healthcare insurance, and customer service you can rely on to get things right for you. We’ve always aimed to make a real difference for our members. We were founded by doctors and hospitals working together to give more people better access to healthcare, and in the 80 years since, we’ve grown to become part of one of the biggest insurance groups in the world, with all the reassurance that brings. We’re the health partner you can rely on: at your side to motivate you, and in your corner to support you when you need it. It’s our job to help you find your healthy.

12/05/2026

Opening up about mental health can feel like the hardest step.

Wendy, one of our Psychiatric Case Managers, works closely with AXA Health members to help them feel heard and supported. Through listening, understanding, and guiding them to the support available to them, she helps make those first steps feel a little less daunting.

At AXA Health, we believe care is about meeting people where they are - with empathy, patience, and understanding.

Find out more about Cover that Cares: https://ow.ly/hMqF50YXFce



*For new members, pre-existing conditions are not covered by our plans and cover availability will depend on cover options chosen. If you’re an existing member, please refer to your membership documents for details of the cover available to you.

You Make Me Feel Seen In this original poem created for our Cover that Cares campaign, Hussain Manawer explores the quie...
07/05/2026

You Make Me Feel Seen

In this original poem created for our Cover that Cares campaign, Hussain Manawer explores the quiet moments of love, support and human connection that help us feel seen.

06/05/2026

AI doesn’t always get it wrong, but it doesn’t always get it right either.

In the next part of our series, Dr Corne Hurter continues testing AI with real-life health concerns - this time receiving a more balanced, neutral response.

It’s helpful. Informative. Reassuring, to a point.

And that’s where things get interesting.

Because our research shows AI is shaping how people decide what to do next:
• 59% delay seeking care after reassurance
• 59% seek help unnecessarily after increased worry

It’s not just about the answer - it’s about what people do with it.

AI can support understanding. But it can’t replace the clarity, confidence and reassurance that comes from speaking to someone who truly listens.

We listen. We support. We care.

30/04/2026

You Make Me Feel Seen

We all love to feel cared for. As part of our Cover that Cares campaign, we commissioned a poem by Sunday Times bestselling poet and author Hussain Manawer.

Just like great care, a good poem stays with you. In You Make Me Feel Seen, Hussain puts into poetry his experience as a carer for two generations – his father and grandmother.

Hussain explores how care works both ways. From labours of love such as doing dishes and changing bed sheets, to feeling seen through warmth, love and support.

Find out more about Cover that Cares: https://ow.ly/7eYL50YRN3g

17/04/2026

A worried parent. A quick question to AI.

More people are turning to AI to talk about their health concerns - but it’s not always straightforward.

Our research shows:
• 59% have delayed care after reassurance from AI
• 59% have sought help unnecessarily after increased worry
• 1 in 4 have received incorrect information

Our findings show a complicated truth: AI can increase anxiety or give false reassurance, but it can also give people clarity and confidence. The challenge is that people are navigating this alone.

In our first video series, our Medical Director, Dr Corne Hurter puts AI to the test - starting with a young mum asking a question about her baby’s rash.

AXA Health - We listen. We support. We care.

“I didn’t want to worry her.”So Paul kept his symptoms to himself for seven months — thinking he was protecting the pers...
15/04/2026

“I didn’t want to worry her.”

So Paul kept his symptoms to himself for seven months — thinking he was protecting the person he loved.

He’s not alone.

Our research shows many people hold back from talking about their health:

• 28% don’t want to worry others
• Over a third feel embarrassed
• 51% fear being judged

But staying silent can mean carrying more than you need to.

Because when people do open up, many feel supported, reassured - and less alone.

Here at AXA Health, we believe care starts with listening.

We listen. We support. We care.

13/04/2026

🎤 Bringing expert voices together

Hosted by Sarah Goodwin, our first Spotlight Series episode unpacks the biggest trends shaping cardiac health today — and what’s coming next.

It’s a conversation designed to help employers navigate healthcare challenges with confidence.

📺 Watch now — no registration required: https://www.axahealth.co.uk/business/guidance-for-employers/spotlight_series-and-workplace_events/?utm_source=Spotlight+Series&utm_medium=LinkedIn&utm_campaign=LC-Spotlight_Cardiac-2026&utm_term=Post_Goodwin

Fitness used to be full of all-or-nothing attitudes, but the “no pain, no gain” era is making way for a much more holist...
08/04/2026

Fitness used to be full of all-or-nothing attitudes, but the “no pain, no gain” era is making way for a much more holistic approach to being fit and active. If intense workouts and strict routines are not your thing, rejoice in knowing that fitness doesn’t have to mean pushing yourself to the limit (unless you want to, of course).

In fact, the best way to build long-term fitness is to make it steady, consistent, and enjoyable. If you’ve ever started strong only to lose motivation a few weeks later, it’s time to consider a more achievable approach.

Achievable fitness takes a different approach, gently focusing on realistic goals, small, consistent changes, and building habits you can maintain, so progress is enjoyable.

Read more on our Staying healthy hub:
https://www.axahealth.co.uk/staying-healthy/exercise-and-fitness/tips-on-how-to-develop-achievable-fitness-goals/

Hussle

07/04/2026

📊 Turning insight into action

In Cardiac Health: Now and Into the Future, Peter Mills shares practical perspectives on how employers can better support heart health across their workforce.

From prevention to early intervention, it’s about creating strategies that make a real difference.

📺 Watch the full session now: https://www.axahealth.co.uk/business/guidance-for-employers/spotlight_series-and-workplace_events/?utm_source=Spotlight+Series&utm_medium=LinkedIn&utm_campaign=LC-Spotlight_Cardiac-2026&utm_term=Post_Mills

Some things are hard to say out loud. Our latest research shows many people are holding back when it comes to their hea...
31/03/2026

Some things are hard to say out loud.

Our latest research shows many people are holding back when it comes to their health - even with those closest to them. Often because of embarrassment, fear of judgement, or not wanting to feel like a burden.

But staying silent can make things feel heavier.

Because when people do open up, they don’t just share a condition - they often feel relief, support, and a little less alone.

At AXA Health, we are here to listen and offer support for our members at every stage of their healthcare journey.

"What is functional fitness training?" For March's edition of Better Health, we're finding out what functional fitness i...
30/03/2026

"What is functional fitness training?"

For March's edition of Better Health, we're finding out what functional fitness is and how this form of exercise could be of benefit to you, with the help of Hussle gyms.

We're also looking at why sometimes a digital detox might be needed for good mental wellbeing.

Our newsletter is full of inspiration and tips, created with our healthcare professionals, that can help you on your journey to a healthier you.

Click the link to sign up:
https://www.axahealth.co.uk/better-health-newsletter-sign-up/

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