When life feels like a house of cards about to crumble if one more thing is added on, Citi has programs to support your mental and emotional well-being. If you see yourself in Alex’s situation, now’s the time to turn to your Citi benefits for help.
Alex’s spouse provides their family’s medical coverage, but many of Citi’s programs are available even without enrolling in health benefits. Here are the mental health and work-life resources Alex turns to:
Bright Horizons Elder Care
Alex gets help from the experts at Bright Horizons to research, assess and select elder care for aging parents. Health Advocate provides guidance on Medicare. The support provides emotional relief from a stressful situation, and is a huge time-saver!
Bright Horizons College Coach and Test Prep
Bright Horizons guides Alex through the college application and financial aid process, and provides tutoring to help Alex’s teen boost SAT scores.
Be Well/BetterHelp Counseling
BetterHelp’s online counseling is a great fit for Alex’s younger teen who’s struggling with depression. Alex chooses Be Well’s in-person counseling to help cope with stress. Both are confidential and free for five visits each (or five weeks of texting).
And More…
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You may need different mental health or work/life support than Alex. Find benefits for your needs or take a look at more stories showing Citi’s benefits in action to see if you relate to one of these situations, too: