TORONTO, Feb. 1, 2017 /CNW/ - League, the digital alternative to traditional health insurance, today announced it is further expanding its footprint and partnering with some of Canada's best and most innovative health and wellness providers to help members live their best lives and improve family care.
Two of the most recent partnerships include GoodLife Fitness and BookJane.
GoodLife, Canada's leading fitness club chain, will offer League members discounted access to all club locations, fitness classes and wellness programs across the country.
"We strive to give every Canadian the opportunity to live a fit and healthy good life," said Michael Boyce, Vice President of Business Development at GoodLife. "Our partnership with League will allow us to be part of a new and emerging way of bringing health benefits to Canadian employees. Fitness is a major part of living a healthy lifestyle, and positioning GoodLife Fitness as part of League's Lifestyle Spending Accounts will deliver this message directly to employees."
Working to empower employees to take control of their family health needs and have access to the better care they deserve, League has partnered with BookJane, the on-demand, mobile and web platform that connects trusted, qualified caregivers with families. The service offers caregiving for any age group, whether required for an infant or a senior.
"The challenges and pressure on many young families today to balance care for their loved ones is the cause of significant stress, that hasn't gone unnoticed by employers," said Curtis Khan, CEO and founder of BookJane. "By partnering with League, we are providing our clients with increased access to family health and wellness services that can help them manage the wellbeing of their entire family."
In turn, League now has instant access to over 1000 fully vetted and qualified caregivers, personal support workers and early childhood educators.
League's partnership initiatives give the company the opportunity to learn about new tools for the prevention and treatment of many common health concerns.
"We are forging truly great partnerships in the industry, companies that continue to push the boundaries of personal health and wellbeing," said Michael Serbinis, CEO and founder of League. "By working together through a personalized, integrated digital experience, we are removing some of the complexities that prevent people from making their health a priority— and giving our members the support they need, right at their fingertips."
About League
League is the new digital alternative to traditional health insurance that connects employers and employees to a comprehensive network of health services and benefits, giving them unparalleled choice, convenience and value. League unlocks employee benefits to give everyone the power to act every day and live longer, healthier, happier lives. League Insurance Agency Inc. is a licensed subsidiary of League Inc..
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About GoodLife Fitness
Proudly Canadian since 1979, GoodLife Fitness is the largest fitness club chain in Canada and the fourth largest overall in the world. With over 375 clubs from coast-to-coast, including GoodLife Fitness, Énergie Cardio, Fit4Less by GoodLife and ÉconoFitness Clubs, over 13,300 employees and more than 1.3 million members, GoodLife is helping to transform the health and wellness of 1 in 28 Canadians every day.
About BookJane
Available for free download on iOS and Android, BookJane is changing the face of the caregiver industry. Whether you have a senior parent or a young child, BookJane helps match customers with caregivers at rates they can afford and the peace of mind they deserve. Each caregiver undergoes a two-tier background check, including vulnerable screening and reference check. Unlike traditional caregiving services, BookJane offers flat rates with easy in app payment—no tipping required! For more information about BookJane contact us at [email protected].
SOURCE League Inc.
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