Have you been thinking about giving your corporate wellness program a makeover? Check out these five emerging trends for ideas on how to level up your wellness program.
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Clackamas, Ore. – Eat more fruits and vegetables. You've heard the advice before to improve your health. But how long will it take to see a change? Weeks? Months? Try eating a plant-based diet for just seven days and measure the results with...
Can you ask employees for genetic information as part of your wellness program? No. But the Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act (HR 1313) aims to change that.
Check the stats. Go over your game plan. Make a course correction to achieve your wellness goals. They’re the kind of moves you make when your population completes a health risk assessment and you evaluate the data.
The Ireland-based wellness company Fusion HR recently launched an updated version of its wellness portal, Health House.
Do you think a little preventive care could have saved The Oscars from such a blunder?
It’s only been a few weeks since President Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. But in that short amount of time, there’s been a whirlwind of rhetoric about a Trump healthcare plan that could replace or repeal the...
Enrollment in a Medicaid plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace, a broker, or even state agency doesn’t guarantee someone will get the care they need. Why not? Take a closer look at Medicaid participation for your population. You’ll likely...
What impact will president-elect Donald Trump have on the Affordable Care Act, health insurance, and healthcare costs? Inquiring minds want to know.
The statistics are dismal. Heart disease claims the lives of more than 614,000 people a year. About 29 million people have diabetes, and an estimated 86 million people have prediabetes. One in three adults has high blood pressure. And nearly 70...
There’s at least one in every wellness program. Sometimes it’s the wellness coordinator who’s lean and mean, positive, and practically eats kale for a living.
Wake up early. Have some cereal and coffee. Pack along some fruit and head out the door. That’s the typical morning schedule for Pennsylvania resident Marjorie Coblentz.1 Once she’s out the door, her schedule is booked with regular exercise, a...
