During a no-obligation consultation, we’ll discuss your current program, target audience, and the medical services you’d like to add. We can then develop a suitable medical module and partnership structure.
Yes. A partnership can begin with a pilot program involving a limited group of participants. Based on the results, we can then consider expanding the program or establishing a long-term partnership.
Medical data is treated confidentially. Individual medical information is not shared with an employer, platform, or other partner without a valid basis. Where appropriate, anonymized or aggregated information may be used for program evaluation.
We can discuss various forms of collaboration. Aepril Clinics can serve as a visible medical partner, develop a joint offering, or integrate medical services into an existing program, within the applicable medical and legal frameworks.
Yes. For participants who are overweight or obese, medical weight management can be part of the program. A doctor always assesses on a case-by-case basis which treatment is medically appropriate and whether there is an indication for medication.
Yes. If an assessment or evaluation indicates that further medical evaluation is needed, a doctor can discuss appropriate next steps. Depending on the situation, these may include additional testing, counseling, treatment, or a referral.
Yes. That is precisely the core of our partnership proposition. You retain your existing program and services; Aepril Clinics adds medical expertise, diagnostics, and support where desired.
Yes. Blood tests can be performed through a partner laboratory. The results are then reviewed by a doctor and, where part of the program, discussed in person with the participant.
Depending on the partnership, we can provide services such as medical intakes, physical examinations, blood pressure measurements, body composition analyses, blood tests, laboratory diagnostics, medical interpretation, cardiometabolic risk assessments, and periodic health screenings.
We partner with providers of vitality, health, wellbeing, and longevity programs, occupational health and safety services, employee benefit platforms, and other organizations that want to add medical expertise to their existing services.
