Apr 07: Marking World Health Day, Yes Madam, one of India’s fastest-growing home salon and wellness platforms, announced the expansion of its partner welfare efforts with a structured health and financial safety net for its network of over 7,500 service professionals. The initiative includes full body health check-ups and doctor consultations in partnership with Healthians, along with health insurance cover of ₹2 lakh, term insurance of ₹20 lakh, provision for health-related financial assistance of ₹50,000 and access to legal consultation.
The move reflects a more structured approach towards strengthening long-term well-being and financial resilience within Yes Madam’s partner ecosystem. The benefits will also be extended to new service professionals joining the platform, ensuring continued access as the network grows. At a broader level, the initiative reflects the evolving needs of India’s gig workforce, where there is an increasing focus on strengthening access to healthcare, insurance, and financial security.
It also builds on the brand’s efforts to evolve the gig work model through partner-first initiatives, including a 0% commission model for high-performing partners which enables them to retain their full earnings upon meeting internal benchmarks. The company has also introduced a 0% commission policy for pregnant service professionals, supporting women partners during key life stages. Additionally, initiatives such as curated retreat experiences for Queen Partners are aimed at bringing service professionals closer to the brand ecosystem.
Commenting on the initiative, Aditya Arya, Co-founder and CEO, Yes Madam, said, “At Yes Madam, our service professionals are at the heart of everything we do. As we continue to scale, it becomes increasingly important to build systems that support not just their earnings, but their overall well-being. This initiative is a step towards creating a more secure and dependable ecosystem, where our partners have access to essential healthcare and financial safeguards.”
Mayank Arya, Co-founder, Yes Madam, added, “Our communication with service partners have consistently highlighted the need for stronger support systems, especially around healthcare and financial security. With this initiative, we aim to address these needs in a more structured way by providing access to preventive healthcare services, support during medical emergencies, and guidance on legal matters. We also hope this encourages our partners to prioritize their well-being alongside their work.”
With this initiative, Yes Madam continues to strengthen its partner ecosystem by placing a greater emphasis on health, financial security, and long-term well-being, reinforcing its focus on building a more resilient and partner-first platform.
