Accessing medical and health support via health club memberships is seeing growing consumer demand in the UK, according to recent data from healthcare providers, HealthHero and Health Key. There is also growing demand for longevity and prevention advice.

As the UK health sector struggles with demand, health clubs are now stepping in to offer medical service support

Everyone Active has launched a new service offering access to medical appointments with qualified doctors via its membership option, Everyone Wellness, which gives them tools to support their overall health.

Sheffield Hallam University’s Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) will officially open on 24 January.

The corporate wellness market is growing fast. Kath Hudson rounds up the latest trends and investments coming to market

Exercise has been shown to have a positive impact on people's mental health, but is the health club sector doing the most it can, both to support its members' mental health needs, and to maximise what is both a responsibility and an opportunity?

With one in six people expected to suffer from some form of mental health issue each year, should our industry be training staff as mental first aiders?

Set to open later this year, the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre aims to improve population health

The Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) will open its doors at Sheffield Hallam University later this year.

SIV, the charity which runs activity in Sheffield, has created a fitness membership category which includes mental health support. We talk to the CEO and also SIV delivery partner, Westfield Health

Corporate health and wellbeing services provider Westfield Health has appointed David Capper as its CEO.

Sheffield based health and wellbeing providers Westfield Health and SIV have revealed a collaborative new membership scheme that offers mental health support to its clients.

Tom Walker asks if fitness and sports science principles hold the key to boosting workforce productivity among corporate as well as fitness companies

More than a third (38 per cent) of UK employees believe their working environment is having a negative effect on their mental state of mind, according to new figures released to mark Mental Health Awareness Week (16 – 22 May).