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FAYTH Health We help individuals, families and businesses find the right health insurance.

FAYTH Health is a family-owned and run business based in Olney, proud to provide specialist advice on WPA’s Flexible, Affordable, Award -Winning Health insurance products.

3 days to go!Jo and I will be at Your Business Expo Bedfordshire this Thursday with FAYTH Health.If you’re considering p...
12/10/2026

3 days to go!

Jo and I will be at Your Business Expo Bedfordshire this Thursday with FAYTH Health.

If you’re considering private medical insurance for yourself or your team, or have a renewal coming up, come and have a chat. We’d love to meet you and answer your questions.

📍 Bedford International Athletic Stadium, MK41 9SB
📅 Thursday 15 October 2026 | 10am–3pm

See you there!

Health is personal. So is our approach to service.When we needed to use private medical insurance for our parents, the e...
09/10/2026

Health is personal. So is our approach to service.

When we needed to use private medical insurance for our parents, the excellent service we received made a lasting impression. We wanted to offer that same level of care to more people.

That experience helped shape the way we work at FAYTH Health.

Conversations about health can be sensitive. Behind every question about cover is a person, a family or an employer who wants to understand their options and feel confident about the next step.

For Jo and Steve, good service means taking the time to listen, explaining things clearly and handling personal conversations with care and compassion. That support continues beyond choosing a policy, through renewals and questions about using your cover.

This Customer Service Week, we're sharing a few words from clients whose feedback means a great deal to us.

To everyone who has trusted us with their health insurance and taken the time to share their experience: thank you.

We remain committed to delivering excellent service and bringing the same care and attention to every client we support.

A gentle reminder this Breast Cancer Awareness Month: your health deserves time in your diary too. 💗Between work, family...
01/10/2026

A gentle reminder this Breast Cancer Awareness Month: your health deserves time in your diary too. 💗

Between work, family and looking after everyone else, it can be easy to put our own health further down the list.

This October, we’re sharing Breast Cancer Now’s reminder to get familiar with how your breasts normally look and feel, and have any new or unusual changes checked by a GP.

Changes can include:

• A lump or swelling in the breast, upper chest or armpit.
• Changes to the skin, such as dimpling or redness.
• A change in breast size or shape.
• Changes to a ni**le, including a rash, discharge or becoming pulled in.

Most breast changes aren’t cancer, but it’s important to get them checked. Breast cancer can affect men too.

If you lead a team, this is also a chance to think about how you support someone who’s worried about their health. Making space for appointments, listening without pressing for personal details and respecting privacy can all help.

We know this month may feel particularly personal for anyone living with breast cancer, supporting someone through it or remembering someone they love.

Breast Cancer Now offers trusted information and support. Its guide is a useful place to start:
https://breastcancernow.org/about-breast-cancer/awareness/signs-and-symptoms-of-breast-cancer

Save this reminder or share the resource with someone who might find it helpful.

Staff wellbeing isn’t a fruit bowl. 🍎There. We said it.Looking after your people isn’t about adding a few wellbeing init...
29/09/2026

Staff wellbeing isn’t a fruit bowl. 🍎

There. We said it.

Looking after your people isn’t about adding a few wellbeing initiatives and hoping everyone feels supported.

It’s about asking: What would actually make a difference when somebody on our team needs help?

That might mean thinking about healthcare. It might mean reviewing the benefits you already provide. It might mean looking at the wider support available to employees.

Or it might simply mean understanding what’s possible before deciding whether it’s right for your business.

That’s a big part of what we do at FAYTH Health. We help take something that can feel quite complicated (private medical insurance and health benefits) and make it easier to understand.

If you’re responsible for a team, running a growing business, reviewing your benefits or simply wondering what options are available, come and ask us.

There genuinely isn’t a silly question.

❤️ World Heart Day | 29 SeptemberThis year’s message, “Don’t Miss a Beat”, is a reminder to recognise the signs of heart...
29/09/2026

❤️ World Heart Day | 29 September

This year’s message, “Don’t Miss a Beat”, is a reminder to recognise the signs of heart disease and seek help when something isn’t right.

For anyone living with a heart condition, waiting for answers or worrying about someone they love, heart health is much more than an awareness day. It can bring uncertainty, questions and feelings that are difficult to put into words.

You don’t have to navigate those worries alone.

This World Heart Day, we’re sharing a few places to find trusted information and support:

❤️ Know the signs
Heart attack symptoms can include pressure or tightness in the chest, pain spreading to the arms, neck or jaw, breathlessness, sweating or feeling sick. Symptoms can vary and aren’t always severe.

If you think you or someone else may be having a heart attack, call 999 immediately. Don’t drive yourself to A&E.

NHS guidance on heart attacks: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heart-attack/

❤️ Someone to talk to
The British Heart Foundation’s cardiac nurses can help with questions about heart conditions and supporting someone you love.

Call 0808 802 1234, free, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm, excluding bank holidays. This is a support service, not an emergency line.

BHF Heart Helpline: https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/heart-helpline

❤️ Learn more about World Heart Day
Official campaign and resources: https://world-heart-federation.org/world-heart-day/

Save these details for reference, or share them with someone who might find them helpful.

One family. Different people. Different priorities.When you’re choosing private medical insurance for your family, it’s ...
22/09/2026

One family. Different people. Different priorities.

When you’re choosing private medical insurance for your family, it’s natural to start with the monthly cost. But I’d encourage you to look at what sits behind the quote, too.

You might be thinking about access to investigations if something doesn’t feel right. Your partner may have questions about where treatment could take place. And for your children, you’ll want to understand what support is available at their age.

Those priorities all deserve a conversation.

Whether you’re exploring cover for the first time or reviewing an existing policy, here are three questions worth asking:

• What matters most to each person we want to cover?
• What’s included, and what limits or exclusions should we understand?
• Does the cover still suit our family and our budget?

Our role is to take the time to understand your answers and explain the WPA options clearly, including what is and isn’t covered. Benefits and access to children’s or specialist services can vary by plan and policy terms.

You don’t need to know all the insurance terminology before we speak. Start with your family and what matters to you.

Find out more about personal and family cover on our website:
https://www.faythhealth.co.uk/services/personal-family/

Want to offer private medical insurance to your team, but unsure how it could fit your budget?It doesn’t have to be the ...
22/09/2026

Want to offer private medical insurance to your team, but unsure how it could fit your budget?

It doesn’t have to be the same package for every business.

WPA’s Enterprise Flexible Benefits is designed for businesses covering 2–14 employees. It starts with core cover, then allows you to choose optional benefits to reflect your team’s needs and what the business can afford.

Core benefits include private hospital treatment, cancer care, remote GP services and an Employee Assistance Programme. Optional extras include dental care and support with everyday healthcare costs.

You can also choose different benefit options and levels of cover for individual employees.

My role is to help you make sense of those choices, explaining the costs, limits and exclusions, so you understand what you’re offering your people.

If you’re considering cover for the first time or reviewing your existing arrangements, send me a message.

Or, even better, pop over and say hello at the FAYTH Health stand at Your Business Expo Bedfordshire on 15 October. Let’s talk about what could work for your business.

Cover is subject to the chosen benefits, underwriting and policy terms.

If your house feels a little more tense than usual this week, you’re probably not alone. GCSE results day is tomorrow, a...
19/08/2026

If your house feels a little more tense than usual this week, you’re probably not alone.

GCSE results day is tomorrow, and for thousands of young people and their families, the build-up can bring a real mix of emotions.
And as parents, it can be difficult too.

You want to reassure them, you want to say the right thing, without adding more pressure and you want them to know that whatever is written on that piece of paper, they are going to be okay.

So perhaps the most important message we can give our young people this week is this:

Your results are important, but they do not define you.
They don’t measure your kindness, resilience, creativity, work ethic, humour or potential.

Over the next couple of days, be gentle with them, and with yourself.

Sometimes the best thing we can do is simply remind them:
“Whatever happens on Thursday, we’ll work it out together.” 💛

From everyone at Fayth Health, we’re wishing all students, and the families quietly worrying alongside them, lots of luck for GCSE results day.

"How much do I need to know about this?" comes up a lot in my conversations with professional advisers. And honestly, n...
17/08/2026

"How much do I need to know about this?" comes up a lot in my conversations with professional advisers.

And honestly, not much more than you already do.

Our role isn't to turn you into a health insurance specialist. It's to sit alongside you as one, so you don't have to be.

You know your client, you understand their broader financial picture and you've built that relationship over time. We take on the specialist conversation, the medical history, the underwriting, the policy detail, so you don't have to carry that too.

Sometimes that results in the client arranging cover through us. Sometimes the right advice is that they stay exactly where they are.

Either way, you stay central to the relationship, and your client gets a properly informed outcome.

Regular movement is one of the simplest things we can do to support our health.It can help us feel stronger, improve our...
14/08/2026

Regular movement is one of the simplest things we can do to support our health.

It can help us feel stronger, improve our sleep, boost our energy, support our mental wellbeing and generally help us feel better.

We know this.

So why can it still be so difficult to keep it up?

Motivation isn't meant to last.

That burst of motivation that makes you decide “Right. This is it. I’m getting fit.” feels brilliant.

Then life happens, and suddenly you think you’ve “lost” your motivation.

But here’s the thing:

People who stay active aren’t motivated all the time either, they’ve just built routines that make taking action easier when the motivation disappears.

Those routines don't need to be perfect.

-A 10-minute walk still counts.
-A quick swim counts.
-Dancing around the kitchen counts.

That small action might not feel significant in the moment, but every time you do it, you're reinforcing the habit of being someone who moves.

Scroll through for a few things could make that easier.

The secret to staying active isn't finding endless motivation, it's creating a routine that still works when motivation isn't there.

So instead of asking yourself “How do I get motivated?”…

Maybe the better question is:
What's one small form of movement you could make so easy and enjoyable that it simply becomes part of your life?

I hope you find these tips useful.

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