Espresa believes that every employee, regardless of ability, geography, or identity, deserves equal access to the wellness benefits that support their whole self. From physical accessibility to neurodiversity and emotional wellbeing, Espresa embeds inclusive practices into every layer of the platform.
What Accessibility in Wellness Really Means
Accessibility is an ongoing commitment to understanding and meeting the broad spectrum of employee needs, visible and invisible. That means making wellness programs:
- Physically Accessible: For employees with mobility, vision, or hearing challenges
- Cognitively Inclusive: For neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD, autism, or learning differences
- Emotionally Supportive: For employees managing mental health conditions, trauma, or high-stress environments
- Technologically Adaptable: Ensuring seamless access across devices and assistive technologies
Espresa’s Built-In Accessibility Practices
The Espresa platform is designed to be inclusive by default for the core experience.
Multilingual and Localized Support
With built-in multilingual capabilities, employees around the world can engage in their preferred language and with local vendors who understand cultural context and accessibility norms.
Curated Inclusive Wellness Offerings
From ASL yoga classes to mental health coaching, Espresa’s marketplace includes vendors and services designed for a wide range of abilities and preferences.
Self-Paced, Low-Stimulus Experiences
Recognizing sensory sensitivities and diverse learning styles, many offerings are asynchronous, customizable, and low-pressure, supporting wellbeing without overwhelming employees.
Partnering with HR and DEI Teams Globally
Espresa works hand-in-hand with HR and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion leaders to:
- Audit current accessibility gaps
- Co-create inclusive wellness policies
- Recommend vendors with adaptive services
- Gather employee feedback for continuous improvement