Share the idea, not your history
You never need to tell HR about a diagnosis, medication or weight. Suggest the benefit for your team as a whole.
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MAKE THE CASE AT WORK
A simple, private way to suggest a benefit to HR, without sharing anything about your own health.
Clear information. No coverage promises. Your next step, at your pace.
QUICK ANSWER
Send HR a short note that names the program, explains it is priced per participant, and confirms HR never sees your health information. Copy the ready-made note on this page and edit it.
Updated by the Kindr Health team
ONE STEP AT A TIME
Keep the important questions in view before choosing how to pay or where to get care.
You never need to tell HR about a diagnosis, medication or weight. Suggest the benefit for your team as a whole.
Copy the short message below and send it to your HR or benefits contact. Edit it however you like.
You do not have to wait for an employer program. You can review coverage and payment options and start care on your own.
YOUR NOTE TO HR
Hi, I wanted to suggest we look at Kindr Benefits, a clinician-led weight-management benefit priced by active participant, with medication costs kept separate and no individual health information shared with the company. The overview is at kindr.health/employers. Thanks for considering it.
HOW IT CONNECTS
A defined contribution per active participant.
For employers02Clear guidance on qualified expenses and records.
HSA & FSA guide03Uninsured people find official options, then a path to care.
Coverage options04A private note people can send to HR.
Ask your employerPRIVACY IS THE BOUNDARY
Employer and broker information never needs to include an individual’s diagnosis, prescription or clinical notes. Clinical assessment and treatment belong with licensed professionals.
Read our privacy pledgeOrganization details, proposals and agreed program terms.
Individual health information and medical decisions stay separate.
No enrollment guarantee, insurance promise or employer-directed prescribing.
THE DETAILS MATTER
Only if you choose to tell them. The suggested note is about the benefit, not about you.
No. Whether to offer a program is your employer’s decision.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Explore official coverage resources, learn about payment options or start a conversation about clinical care.