Mia Greves
The new Medibank Live Better rewards app is here – helping you eat, move, feel better and save
Want to feel healthier, happier and be rewarded? The new Medibank Live Better rewards program is here. Track healthy actions to redeem a range of rewards such as gift cards, savings on health cover and more on extras.
Medibank employees walk to London and back with the new Live Better rewards app
We’re about to officially launch our new Live Better rewards app to all Australians, but we gave it to our employees to try first.
Medibank helps Kookaburra Kids as they expand into Victoria
Medibank is a proud supporter of the Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation, which assists children living in families affected by mental illness.
Medibank to launch new health and wellbeing technology
More than 4,000 Medibank employees will soon be invited to trial health and wellbeing technology through the new Medibank Live Better app, ahead of launching to Medibank’s 2.8 million customers later this year.
Nearly half of all Australians are now using health technology
46% of all Australians are now using technology to support their health goals
New study identifies 60,000 hospital days can be saved through changes to rehabilitation
A new Medibank/KPMG study has found the Australian private healthcare system could free up 60,000 hospital days for other patients if in-hospital rehabilitation rates were reduced for people having total knee replacements.
Medibank welcomes national workplace changes to domestic violence support
Medibank has today welcomed the changes announced by the Fair Work Commission, which now allow employees to take up to five days of unpaid leave to deal with domestic violence.
Medibank recognised as Australia's Best Workplace for dads
Medibank is proud to be recognised as the number one workplace for dads after analysis of Australia’s largest 500 companies by website Direct Advice for Dads and research firm CoreData.
Launching Australia's first ethnically diverse pregnancy weight calculator
Medibank and Monash University have produced a new evidence-based and free interactive tool to support all Australian women in achieving a healthy pregnancy weight gain.