Swiss companies rely on mental health: new solution against stress!

Swiss companies rely on mental health: new solution against stress!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - auntie, the leading provider of digital solutions to promote mental health, has concluded a groundbreaking cooperation with the Swiss Insurance Innova. This partnership aims to actively combat the increasing psychological absenteeism in companies. Data show that more than 30 % of disease failures in Switzerland are now due to mental illnesses, which presents companies with enormous challenges. Thanks to this new alliance, employees now have direct access to experienced mental coaches from Auntie, who offer support through video calls-low-threshold and without long waiting times, such as ots.at reported .

The programs of Auntie, which are based on scientifically based methods, already show measurable successes. According to the users, 48 ​​% of fewer disease days and 84 % of those who took support due to stress stated that the service helped them help them to prevent burnout. Innova thus expands your service portfolio and offers its customers effective access to preventive solutions that not only increase employee satisfaction, but also save costs in the long term due to lower downtime. Christian Niederhauser, Leiter Case Management bei Innova, betont: „Präventive mentale Gesundheitslösungen tragen dazu bei, langfristig Kosten zu senken. Davon profitieren alle – wir als Versicherung, unsere Mandanten und deren Mitarbeitende“, wie auntie.io reports .

With almost a decade experience in the support of the psychological well -being of employees, Auntie has already demonstrated its effectiveness in over 450 companies in Europe. This new partnership with Innova is an important step to facilitate access to qualified experts and to prevent mental health in the workplace. The programs are available in a total of 25 languages ​​to ensure the best possible support for all employees and thus make an important contribution to health promotion in Swiss companies.