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Health risk assessments (HRAs) are a source of valuable data for health and wellness professionals looking to understand—and improve—the health of the population they serve.

This article is written by Agnes Pagán, Human Resources Generalist at Wellsource. In her role, Agnes is charged with fostering a positive and healthy company culture by recruiting, engaging, and developing Wellsource employees. This work includes...

Every year the Kaiser Family Foundation releases an annual Employer Health Benefits Survey, which looks at trends in employer-sponsored health coverage. The 2020 Survey was released earlier this month and includes more than 1,700 interviews with...

This blog post is written by Wellsource Director of Software Development John Kiser. John leads all software and development projects and teams at Wellsource, as well as IT projects. John finds that coaching and leading teams of technology...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth services have proven to be a critical component in connecting patients and care. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) expansion of acceptable use of telehealth services has made it easier for...

In partnership with the Population Health Alliance (PHA) we recently hosted a webinar on the importance of standardizing what makes for quality data, how to ensure quality in the data analysis processes, and the role of trust in gathering...

Wellsource HRA has Proven Track Record of Providing Quality Health Risk Assessments and Superior User Experiences

Wellworks For You, a corporate wellness management company, today announced that they have chosen Wellsource, Inc. to provide...

Wellsource, Inc. is proud to announce that we have received certification for our health risk assessment (HRA) solutions from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for 12 years running. This achievement highlights our commitment to...

One of the best ways to ensure the success of your population health programs is to create targeted initiatives and interventions. Ignoring the unique and specific needs of your population will likely lead to low engagement, participation, and...

One of the things I love most about my job is the face to face (or videoconference camera to videoconference camera) time I get with population health professionals, learning about their challenges and discussing opportunities for a quality...

When it comes to designing, deploying, and maintaining a wellness program, one of the most critical aspects is understanding your population. In the initial stages, you might be able to get away with creating a reasonably generic program. Still,...

How expensive is chronic disease? In 2018, the costs of treating chronic disease reached $3.5 trillion—and are expected to nearly double by 2028. Nearly 90% of those costs are associated with the treatment of chronic conditions.