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This article was originally published in the April 2019 issue of Population Health News.

Wellness platform CoreHealth Technologies tackles the question on the minds of many wellness professionals. Should you build your own wellness technology, or outsource to third party vendors?

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Many health plans on the market want to take proactive measures to keep their populations healthy. One 400,000-member health plan in particular was looking for a wellness provider that could...

You’ve already done your data analysis and identified some health habits that need to be changed in your population. Now you are tasked with engaging them in wellness. That's great! And potentially frustrating. How do you get individuals to...

An estimated 250 million Americans braced themselves for record-breaking sub-zero temperatures as the January 2019 polar vortex bore down on the Northeast and Midwest U.S. states. Two months earlier, wildfires burned about 8.6 million acres in...

Disclaimer: The following article should not be construed as legal advice but is for educational purposes only. To evaluate the legality of incentives offered as part of a wellness program for employees, you should engage legal counsel to help...

“Will eating chocolate make me fat?” This question gets 138 million searches on Google every single day.

How do you know if your population health efforts are working?

Is it as simple as saving money on healthcare costs? Or is there more to it?

The most effective wellness programs measure success in two ways: Return on Investment (ROI) and Value on...

When the young Eric Dishman started experiencing fainting spells more than two decades ago, he needed answers. So he went to see a doctor. 

But those answers weren't easy to get. For six months, he endured a long list of appointments and...

When it comes to choosing the right wellness program, there is one word you must pay special attention to: prevention.

A wellness program that focuses on prevention is a lot like having a crystal ball. It helps you look into the future...

You need to do more than just give participants access to their health information in order to fulfill the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) value-based care initiative. You also have to make sure you collect the right data points...