#EidMubarak from all of us at Solaris Health!. As the month of Ramadan draws to a close, we wish you peace and happiness with your loved ones on this special day.

Happy Easter from all of us at Solaris Health!. Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Easter weekend.

#RamadanMubarak from all at Solaris Health.We wish you a prosperous and joyful month ahead.

Happy Hanukkah 2023! Wishing you a festival of lights filled with joy, peace, and cherished moments. May the glow of the menorah illuminate your home with warmth and the spirit of togetherness. #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights

People with a chronic condition are very proactive when it comes to their health, so as well as getting support from healthcare professionals, they use many different sources of information to stay on top of their condition. Find out more:

The ocean of medical and wellness information can be overwhelming, especially for those with specific needs. Communications need to be genuinely patient-centric because one size does not fit all. Read our blog

To all those celebrating, we wish you a bright and joyous festival of lights filled with happiness, prosperity, and the warmth of family and friends. Happy Diwali!

Our Healthcare Now survey identified that men tend to be more closely attuned to the dangers of social media than women, in terms of its impact on our mental health. For more interesting findings, read our blog at:

Our Healthcare Now survey showed the difference in attitudes of men and women towards managing their mental health, with men more likely to feel it’s up to them and women preferring to seek professional support. Read our blog at:

An accurate diagnosis is closely attached to a range of psychological benefits, restoring a sense of hope, and providing comfort. Patients gain a sense of community with those living with the same condition. Read our latest blog with @KlausPaulsen comments

We’re often guilty of defining patients by their condition, even though they have diverse backgrounds, needs and abilities that affect how they approach their health. Find out what our Healthcare Now survey revealed, including thoughts from @KlausPaulsen

With a backdrop of rising inflation, workers’ strikes and the conflict in Ukraine, find out how people are now becoming less reliant on the healthcare system and more proactive in their approach to their health and wellbeing. Read ‘When reality bites’ at:

Find out the differences between consumers and patient groups in their approach to health and wellbeing and their shift in mentality during these unprecedented times in our latest Healthcare Now blog ‘When reality bites’:

Our Healthcare Now survey findings unlock invaluable insights which can guide us in understanding people’s attitudes and behaviours around healthcare and wellbeing. Read our blog ‘Humble Health Ambitions’, where normality should be the goal:

‘Normality’ is the goal; brands don’t need to promise above and beyond this ambition. Grounded, honest, and straightforward communications, underpinned with trust and confidence, is all that consumers expect from brands. Read ‘Humble Health Ambitions’ at

Eid Mubarak to all celebrating!.#EidAlAdha #EidMubarak

🌈 Pride Month 2023 is here!. We're excited to stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ communities and unite once again this June, showcasing visibility, unity, and equality. Let's come together to celebrate and support each other during this special month of Pride. #Pride2023

UK Government provides update on action plan for rare diseases which addresses health inequalities and streamlines patient diagnosis. Find out what this means and how the Government is trying to tackle the challenges facing patients with rare diseases:

HoFH is a rare disorder which causes very high levels of LDL cholesterol leading to premature cardiovascular diseases. Genetic testing is essential for early diagnosis of HoFH and may alter the future prognostic landscape. Read more at

Our Healthcare Now survey showed 30% of people with rare or unmet medical needs felt unable to look after their mental health adequately. See our blog ‘There’s no ‘&’ in Health & Wellbeing’ at: