Reframe extends its support by offering value-add employee wellbeing benefits for existing cancer support customers and patients. Nuffield Gyms, The Cancer Dietician, CancerPal and Sarah Thorpe Psychotherapist among the first partners to launch the initiative.
Reframe Cancer, the leading provider of specialist cancer navigation has launched a new partners programme for existing cancer support customers.
The new partnerships are available as a guided referral and consequently offer access to services and partner discounts that include:
- 25% membership discount with Nuffield Health gyms, with exercise offering an important outlet for any patients facing treatment or recovery
- 25% discount with specialist cancer nutrition services with The Cancer Dietician to help support good nutrition
- 25% discount for cancer specialist counselling with psychotherapist and therapeutic counsellor Sarah Thorpe
- 10% discount at CancerPal, offering products that help ease the side effects of cancer treatment
Reframe nurses will be on hand to recommend – as an option - an introduction to the programme if they feel that the patient may benefit from the services for treatment or recovery or to deal with the impact of cancer. The patient will then be able to make their own arrangements directly with the partner at discounted rates.
Meredy Birdi, founder of The Cancer Dietitian commented: “Having specialised in cancer nutrition for many years, I'm passionate about supporting patients and inspiring confidence in their food choices. This partnership allows me to add my expertise, complementing the support already available. Together, we'll help navigate the often confusing world of cancer nutrition at every stage of cancer care. My goal is to provide simple and practical advice that improves health, builds confidence, and nurtures wellbeing. I'm excited to work alongside Reframe's Clinical Nurse Specialists, ensuring nutrition becomes an integral part of each person's care, helping them feel their best so they can focus on what truly matters most to them.”
Mark Stephenson, Reframe Cancer CEO commented: “Our new partners programme will offer patients the opportunity to capitalise on extra support, rehabilitation, counselling and nutrition advice should they feel they need it and want to explore these options. Everyone’s cancer pathway is very individual and personal, we understand that, our aim is to offer as many specialist services with trusted and cancer-specific partners as we can that will help make the journey and recovery as easy as possible. Our list of partners will continue to expand in 2025, as we seek to add more benefits and support for cancer patients.”
With this new programme, Reframe highlights its continuing care and commitment to work with employers across all sectors to offer employee benefits and wellbeing support, and specifically, continue to tackle the growing concern of cancer among working-age people and its impact on the workforce.