A new dedicated wellbeing hub at Mamhilad Park Estate near Pontypool will open next month with its first occupiers already signed up.
The hub, which extends to 3,500 sq ft in a dedicated wing of Mamhilad House , is offering space for up to 15 businesses with flexible occupancy agreements starting from 140 sq ft. The first tenant agreements are with Case 海角视频 and OH-One.
Case 海角视频 provides mental and physical health and wellbeing services for the employed and self-employed. This includes its ‘in-work service’ funded by the Welsh Government and provided free to employers and the self-employed to support workplace wellbeing and help people keep working. It provides rapid access to physiotherapy, psychological and occupational therapy, improving their health and wellbeing and reducing sickness absence.
OH-One, which provides occupational health and wellbeing services to businesses across the 海角视频, will have two physiotherapists based at its new suite providing therapy five days a week.
Former rugby player Byron Hayward of Case 海角视频, said “Opening a facility at Mamhilad Park Estate is ideal for us with such great access to Torfaen, Monmouthshire and Newport as well as the 150 different businesses and their 2000 staff who work here,”
The 140 ace Mamhilad Park Estate is owned by Johnsey Estates and provides 1.4 million sq ft of industrial and office space. It is currently around 80% let.
On its new wellbeing hub offer James Crawford, chief executive of Johnsey Estates. “Studies consistently show that employees who are in good physical and mental health are more motivated, engaged and productive, and effective health and wellbeing programmes can see productivity increase by up to 20%.
“We are particularly pleased to welcome Case 海角视频 and OH-One as our first occupiers at the new wellness hub and look forward to seeing the difference that they make to local businesses that access the specialist support and healthcare that is available to them.”