Referrals to specialist charity and support organisation are needed twice as often for people with cancer than for non-cancer cases Those referred to RedArc for cancer support consistently require more assistance than those with other conditions. Over the past five years, the nurse-led support organisation found that people with cancer need 31% more resources (such… Continue reading →
Category: Press releases
RedArc predicts clinical case management to become more prevalent in 2026
Employers not equipped to deliver clinical case management themselves Case management needs to be delivered by clinical experts As the number of economically inactive people continues to rise, and government pressure mounts to bring more individuals back into the workforce, both industry and employers are set to place renewed focus on this challenge in the… Continue reading →
Bereavement is the fourth most common reason for referral to RedArc
As National Grief Awareness Week is observed from 2 December 2025, data from RedArc has revealed that bereavement is consistently the fourth most-common reason for referrals to its support services, and has been over the past 10 years. The awareness week aims to shine a light on the impact of grief and promote a better… Continue reading →
Movember: Men still lag behind women in terms of accessing mental health support
According to RedArc, the nurse-led support organisation, men and women are equally susceptible to mental health conditions and illness. However, the organisation’s latest data shows that 59% of its mental health support is accessed by women, compared with just 41% by men. When men do seek support, they typically engage for 25% less time than… Continue reading →
World Mental Health Day: Data shows how timely intervention for mental health leads to significant and rapid improvement (RedArc)
83% of people with severe anxiety or depression recover to moderate or less in 3–4 months with RedArc support The pressures of modern life – from heavy workloads and the challenges of balancing work and family life, to the impact of social media and the uncertainty of global events – are taking a significant toll… Continue reading →
RedArc: We don’t assign blame for physical illness, nor should we for mental illness
As World Suicide Prevention Day approaches on Wednesday, 10 September, Christine Husbands, commercial consultant, RedArc commented: “‘Changing the Narrative’ is a highly appropriate theme for this year’s World Suicide Prevention Day. Just as we do not assign blame to individuals for physical illnesses, we should strive to acknowledge mental health conditions with greater sensitivity and… Continue reading →
Stress and anxiety are the most common mental health conditions that RedArc supports
Stress and anxiety comprised 49% of all the mental health referrals to RedArc over the past 5 years (2020-2024), making them the most common mental health conditions requiring its specialist mental health nurse support. Depression & mood disorders, PTSD & trauma, as well as eating disorders, and psychotic disorders, are also regularly referred and these… Continue reading →
RedArc sees increase in demand for support for stroke, cardiac and other serious conditions…
– as providers and employers recognise need for more support RedArc has seen demand for support for serious conditions increase rapidly over the past two years: support for stroke cases is up 113%; support for people with cancer is up 42%; and support for cardiac conditions has increased by 25%. Statistics go some way in… Continue reading →
Demand for support for Parkinsons and other long-term conditions is up 30%, finds RedArc
Demand for support for Parkinson’s cases has increased by 75% YoY, 33% for Arthritis, 22% for Fibromyalgia, and 11% for Multiple Sclerosis, according to new RedArc patient data, comparing 2024 with 2023. Collectively, this equates to a 30% increase for these long-term conditions. Due to a growing and ageing population, some of these conditions are… Continue reading →
95% of policyholders have an enchanced view of their insurer after receiving support from RedArc
Almost all (95%) policyholders have an enhanced view of their insurer after receiving added-value support for a serious health condition, disability, trauma or bereavement, according to the latest patient data from RedArc. While the nurse-led health and wellbeing organisation believes that offering added-value services is the right thing for insurers to do, it also demonstrates… Continue reading →