Samsung Welstory and Gangbuk Samsung Hospital Join Hands to Develop Workplace Healthcare Model for Employees

Providing Solutions for Those Needing Health Checkup Result Management
Participation of Experts Including Doctors, Nurses, Nutritionists, and Exercise Prescribers

On the 20th, Samsung Welstory announced on the 21st that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the development of a business-to-business (B2B) healthcare program with Gangbuk Samsung Hospital at its headquarters in Bundang, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do.

Jae-rin Jeong, President of Samsung Welstory (left), and Hyun-chul Shin, Director of Gangbuk Samsung Hospital, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement to develop a B2B healthcare program.
[Photo by Samsung Welstory]

Through this agreement, Samsung Welstory plans to develop a healthcare program together with Gangbuk Samsung Hospital for employees who need health management based on workplace health checkup results, involving doctors, nurses, nutritionists, and exercise prescription specialists.

Although various forms of B2B healthcare services have recently been launched, the company expects to provide effective services to corporate clients seeking practical health improvements for workers, as there has been a lack of services combined with food and beverage solutions.

They also decided to collaborate with Gangbuk Samsung Hospital to develop pre- and post-care programs for workplace health checkup participants, whose numbers have been increasing annually.

A Samsung Welstory official stated, "Based on over 40 years of accumulated expertise in the food and beverage business, know-how in operating healthy meals, and meal and nutrition data, we plan to introduce a healthcare program that highly integrates data analysis, meal solutions design, and nutrition coaching."