Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has added Krysalis, a neurological occupational rehabilitation provider, as its eleventh new member for 2025.
Krysalis supports people who have suffered brain injuries or live with neurological conditions.
Its work was featured in the IPTF’s 7 Claims Stories, released in May.
The addition of Krysalis brings the number of new IPTF members this year to 11, with membership now covering insurers, reinsurers, value-added service providers, portals and technology firms.
Jo Miller, managing director of IPTF, said: “We are pleased to welcome Krysalis to the Income Protection Task Force.
“Their focus on vocational rehabilitation, specialist experience in neurological occupational rehabilitation and supporting individuals back into work brings valuable insight to our shared goal of promoting income protection as a vital tool in financial resilience.”
Jo Throp, founder and chief executive of Krysalis, said: “We are delighted to join the Income Protection Task Force.
“It was described to me recently that a neurological diagnosis was like feeling the ‘full force of a hand grenade head on’.
“Specialist services offered by Krysalis through a Income Protection policy make it possible to lesson and change the impact of these challenging conditions, influencing the lives of individuals and their families, helping them to recover, rebuild, work and live well.”
