Wellness

Reducing Health Care Costs With Improved Plan Efficiency and Employee Wellbeing

Rising Healthcare Costs According to the Willis Towers Watson 23rd Annual Best Practices in Health Care Employer Survey, total health care costs are expected to rise by about 5% in 2019 for both employers and employees. In addition, the Willis Towers Watson Financial Benchmark Survey found that the average cost of healthcare per employee in […]

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Three Steps to Creating a Customizable Wellness Program

Why Customize Wellness Programs? The “one size fits all” approach rarely works in our society, and wellness programs are no different. The workforce encompasses a diverse group of employees who are in various stages of life. Recent college graduates, new parents, and seasoned professionals nearing retirement all have unique health and wellness needs that cannot

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Shifting from ROI to VOI When Measuring Your Wellness Program’s Success

The Pressure of ROI William Peck, a certified Worksite Wellness Program Consultant and a member of the Maine Council for Worksite Wellness, recently came across this comment, “I’m curious why wellness is expected to produce a specific ROI when safety is not?” He responded with, “… safety is mandated, while wellness is completely voluntary. If

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Best Practices for Talent Attraction & Retention

Best Practices for Talent Attraction and Retention

Attraction and Retention Are A Top Priority According to Gallagher’s 2018 Benefits Strategy & Benchmarking Survey, 60% of employers ranked the attraction and retention of top talent as their number priority. In today’s constantly changing market, though, employees are more demanding and confident in their ability to find the perfect career fit. This means that

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What is the “Sitting Disease” and How Can You Prevent It?

The “Sitting Disease” The “sitting disease” is a term used to describe just how dangerous sitting is for your body. As technology continues to advance, humans are becoming more and more sedentary. Research shows that the average person spends 12 hours a day sitting, which has been proven to change the body’s physiology in several

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Two Strategies For Incorporating Mental Health Into Your Wellness Program

The Importance Of Mental Health According to the World Health Organization, there are more than 300 million people worldwide who suffer from depression and anxiety. One of their recent studies also revealed that depression and anxiety are the leading causes of disability and they cost the global economy about $1 trillion each year in lost

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