In other news…
The last few months have been busy and exciting for My health for life. From undertaking thousands of risk assessments across QLD to holding our first community forum in Mackay.
Our engagement gets experiential
Did you know that 85 per cent of today’s consumers find information provided by other consumers more influential than any form of information shared by a brand itself? With this in mind, My health for life is undertaking a series of community events over the coming months, bringing the brand to life by creating an emotional connection with potential consumers.
Workplace offering underway
The workplace program is now well underway and a diverse group of organisations have either begun or expressed interest in the program, including Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Change to eligibility
Two changes to the eligibility criteria for My health for life have been approved by Queensland Health, broadening the scope for program candidates.
The year starts with a bang
My health for life continues to gather strength in 2018 as it fast approaches its one-year milestone. As of March, more than 2000 people have enrolled in the program with a high percentage of participants being women in their fifties and sixties.
Program gets a thumbs up
Boxing great Jeff Horn and footy legend Sam Thaiday gave a big thumbs up to the My health for life program today at the iconic Brisbane Markets annual mango auction.
New health program to tackle chronic disease in south east queensland
South East Queenslanders are set to benefit from a $27 million healthy lifestyle program in a bid to combat chronic disease.
GP referrals just got easier
The program has been working alongside our PHN partners to bring GPs and health professionals up to-date about how My health for life can support their eligible patients.
Have you seen sisu?
My health for life has been test-driving the new SiSU health stations currently popping up in local pharmacies and shopping centres.
Current status
Every month My health for life gains new ground as it moves into new Queensland communities. The program is already entrenched in Wide Bay, Far North Queensland, and Greater Brisbane, including Ipswich, Moreton and the Gold Coast.
