March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month
March 5, 2019
Workplace Eye Wellness Month Prevent Blindness, one of the nation’s oldest volunteer eye health and safety groups, has declared March as Workplace Eye Wellness Month.
Learning Resources
We’re here to share the latest industry research and information useful to you on your workplace wellness journey.
Expanding the Reach of Your Wellness Program
February 28, 2019
Wellness Programs Need to Reach More Employees The Illinois Workplace Wellness Study collected data from a wellness program available to 12,000 employees at the University
Tips For Easing Spring Allergy Symptoms
February 26, 2019
Spring Is Almost Here! The start of spring brings a welcomed change, especially after a long winter spent stuck indoors! However, along with the warm,
Why Wellness Programs Need To Include A Financial Well-Being Strategy
February 21, 2019
Finances Cause Employees Stress As more and more employers are beginning to focus on holistic wellness, they are uncovering the importance of financial well-being. A
5 Simple Steps to Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
February 19, 2019
Type 2 Diabetes Type 2 diabetes is a condition that results in your body not being able to use insulin properly. This is called insulin
Reducing Health Care Costs With Improved Plan Efficiency and Employee Wellbeing
February 14, 2019
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
Three Steps to Creating a Customizable Wellness Program
February 12, 2019
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
Shifting from ROI to VOI When Measuring Your Wellness Program’s Success
February 7, 2019
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
How Working Professionals Can Reduce Their Stress Levels
February 5, 2019
Employee Stress Levels Small amounts of stress at work are normal and can help motivate us to get tasks accomplished. However, when stressors build up,
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Most impressive is that they have managed to succeed at the hard part… the piece of wellness that most shy away from – individual behavior change. Time after time they have demonstrated results through their unique one on one coaching strategy. They get sticky with their clients because they care, and it shows in the loyalty they breed with all of their partners.”
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Having support from a Health Designs Coach at work has brought a lot of value for me. Meeting with my coach, even telephonically, has been beneficial for ideas, accountability, and motivation to continue on in my journey to reach my big health goals. So far I’ve lost 110lbs and that accomplishment has given me the confidence to believe that I can keep my healthy weight and habits long term
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I just wanted to thank the entire Health Designs team for the support and our partnership for the past several years. It is so nice to have a partner that helps ease our work burden by the support you provide. Also, the consistent follow up on open items helps ensure things are taken care of in a timely efficient manner. We have a small benefits team, and having this support from a partner is so refreshing.
