At vielife we recognise the value of people and what they can bring to a community and an organisation.

How can we make your people healthy?

vielife has been awarded Certification from the National Committee for Quality Assurance in Health Risk Appraisals

Latest from vielife

Come and visit us!
vielife will be exhibiting at this years NHS confederation conference on the 10 June - June, Association of insurance intermediaries conference on 17th June and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy conference on 24th - 25th June. We will be showcasing our new Employee Assistance Programme - vielife Assist and our portfolio of health & well-being solutions so pop along to see how we can provide your organisation with a targeted and measurable health solutions that fit your needs.
vielife has been working with Linden Labs, the creators of Second Life, to host our GET Island (Go, Experience, Thrive) pilot project in the virtual world. GET Island was developed to explore the concept of delivering health coaching via the highly visual and interactive 3-D virtual environment.
Download the Second Life case study (pdf)

Who we are

vielife is an innovator in health and performance. We are the world's largest provider of health & productivity solutions. We specialise in increasing the ability of people and organisations to be healthier, more effective and more productive in everything they do. We do this by providing tailored lifestyle planning together with practical health & well-being services to the public sector, corporate organisations, individuals and healthcare companies throughout the world.

Learn more about us

Experience vielife

vielife provides tailored lifestyle planning together with practical health & well-being services to various sectors throughout the world. So, what can vielife offer you? See for yourself. Experience vielife as:

vielife in the news

Partnerships in Technology
March 2009. Occupational Health
Support staff in sickness and in health
February 2008. Local Government Chronicle
Recession Depression
February 2008. Personnel Today
>> View more articles