A London-linked digital health service, paid for by employers, that gives staff access to expert clinicians for menopause, fertility, pregnancy and family health.
Peppy is a health app and website that employers offer to their staff. Employees can chat with and book video appointments with specialists in areas such as menopause, fertility, pregnancy, early parenthood, endometriosis and PCOS, and can order prescriptions and read health guides.
Peppy describes its experts as "real, human experts" who help people "bring their best selves to work". Its profile on a talent site gives its mission as to "transform workplace health". Co-CEO Dr Mridula Pore says it is tackling "a huge access gap that so many women face".
Peppy is UK-based; a talent-site profile lists London locations including Mile End and Kingston Vale, and it has worked with the Reward and Employee Benefits Association on UK research. A careers-guide page tags it "remote first" but is marked unverified, so check where roles are actually based.
The company describes a goal of "a culture of belonging" (its own words, via a careers site). Co-founders named are Evan Harris, Max Landry and Dr Mridula Pore. One careers site lists a single open role; another lists none.
We found no graduate scheme, apprenticeship or internship details. Peppy employs clinicians such as nurses and doctors as well as tech and business staff, so health students should watch its careers page for clinical and support roles.
Website: www.peppy.health
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