Learning to meditate nowadays can be as easy as opening up an app on your smartphone. Still, while such apps are highly convenient, most of them require a paid subscription for full-content access. A French health insurance startup thinks all its clients should have access to a meditation app, which is why it’s offering to pay the cost of premium subscriptions to a well-known meditation app.
Premium access to meditation app covered by French insurance company
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