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The Population Health Management community showcases the latest news and innovative trends on wellness programs employers are executing to help maintain or improve the overall health of each individual employee as well as the entire population, cutting health care costs. This could range from sponsored fun-run, smoke cessation, biometric testing, health and performance, etc.

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Aetna to Offer Life Insurance to Student Health Customers

A college education can be one of the biggest investments a student will make in their future. For older students, a college education is an investment in the future wellbeing of their families as well. To help provide members with financial security and peace of mind, Aetna (NYSE: AET) Student

Milliman: Healthcare costs for American family exceed $20,000 in 2012

Milliman, Inc., a premier global consulting and actuarial firm, today released the results of its 2012 Milliman Medical Index (MMI), which measures the average healthcare costs for a typical American family of four receiving healthcare through an employer-sponsored preferred provider organization (PPO) plan. The average cost of care for this

Kaiser Permanente Joins HBO and Leading Health Organizations to Present The Weight of the Nation

Tonight, many people will tune in to watch the premiere of The Weight of the Nation on HBO. These viewers will learn the weight of the nation is too high. This excess weight is having dire health consequences: Obesity contributes to five of the 10 leading causes of death today

Danville Regional sets Employee Wellness Example

As health care costs continue to rise, reform is focused on preventive care and healthy living.

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Fresh Healthy Vending Takes Aim at the Nation's Looming Obesity Crisis

Vending machines have traditionally been notoriously known as a "junk food haven." For decades they have overflowed school campuses, business offices and shopping malls, giving customers convenient access to unhealthy foods.

Kaiser Permanente Launches Mix It Up Online Nutrition Program to Encourage Better Eating in at Work

Program Offers Employees a Fun Way to Track Fruit and Vegetable Intake

Limeade Shares Three Ways to Make Corporate Wellness a Game

Henry Albrecht, CEO of Limeade, Inc., suggests that incorporating gaming techniques into company wellness programs exponentially ups engagement, a key ingredient to wellness program success.

Blog Posts

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On the Health Care Reform Horizon: New Info on W-2s

05/16/2012 - With the slew of other new legal disclosures coming up this summer, adding the full...

 

John Driscoll joins Castlight Health as President

05/15/2012 - Castlight Health is getting serious about pursuing its ambition to bring health care transparency to...

 

IHC FORUM WEST 2012

05/14/2012 - The IHC FORUM WEST 2012 Registration is now open. We have a new and exciting...

 

More Information Is Not Always Better: Pulling Consumers Into Active Choices About Testing

05/08/2012 - “I’m thinking of getting a full-body CT scan,” Jane said. “What do you think?” Here...

 

White Papers

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Wellness Coaches USA Releases '2011 Employer Outcomes Study'

Wellness Coaches USA is excited to release this summary of our “2011 Employer Outcomes Study” which details our employee “engagement” and “health risk factor improvement” results from 2009-2011.

Employers See Wellness Programs as key to Improving Employee Health, Cutting Health Care Costs

ADP survey reveals wellness programs are part of a human resource strategy for many large and midsized employers to improve employee health and control costs, but majority don’t measure return on investment

Value of Laboratory Tests in Employer-Sponsored HRAs for Newly Identifying Health Conditions

Employer-sponsored health risk assessments (HRA) may include laboratory tests to provide evidence of disease and disease risks for common medical conditions. We evaluated the ability of HRA-laboratory testing to provide new disease-risk information to participants.

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