AXA Health has boosted its fitness and wellness offering with the addition of Hussle, a monthly subscription multigym service that gives members access to a gym, pool and spa network in the UK.
All AXA Health members will receive a 40 per cent discount on Hussle’s monthly pass, with a 33 per cent discount for EAP, OH clients, and employees not covered under their company’s health plan.
Members of AXA Health’s large corporate, small business, and individual health plans can save 40 per cent on monthly memberships to Hussle’s network of health and wellness centres. This 40 per cent discount also applies to spouses and dependents over the age of 16 who are listed on the policy. Employees who are not covered by their company’s healthcare plan, as well as AXA Health’s Employee Assistance Programme and Occupational Health clients, will receive a 33 per cent monthly membership discount.
Hussle offers online access to popular fitness classes such as Les Mills+ and Yogaia, in addition to a large network of gyms and wellness centres across the UK, catering to all budgets, locations, and lifestyles.
Hussle, according to AXA Health, complements the company’s ongoing Feelgood Health campaign, which encourages and supports people to engage in healthy activities.
AXA Health marketing and proposition director Andy McClure says: “We know that everyone’s journey to getting fit and healthy is different. We’re committed to helping our members find what makes them feel good by offering more choice of when, how and where they incorporate health and wellbeing into their everyday lives.
“We’re thrilled to be working with Hussle. This marks our latest step in supporting good health and further extends our breadth of offers that put individuals in control of finding their route to wellness.”
Hussle head of commercial partnerships Lawrence King says: “Our values are deeply rooted in providing customers the flexibility to access fitness in exactly the way they want. We’re delighted that AXA Health share our values and vision for a healthier, happier nation, and to introduce this new closed user group audience to our network of gyms.”
