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5 Reasons Employer-Sponsored Healthcare is Booming
Since 2018, 50% of American businesses now offer onsite medical care for employees. This number has continued to rise each year, with the level of care varying based on company size and needs. While...
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The ROI of Onsite Healthcare
When evaluating the need to implement workplace wellness, a large hesitation that employers typically face is the cost. Evaluating the ROI of an intangible item, like wellness, can seem tricky. You...
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The Real Cost of Onsite Healthcare
The most obvious hesitation prior to implementing an onsite clinic, is the cost. Onsite clinics are workplace wellness centers staffed with health professionals and serve as a one-stop for all acute,...
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Onsite Clinics: Pros, Cons, and Opportunities
Onsite clinics offer an opportunity for employers to bring healthcare directly to employees at the workplace. Clinics are the answer for a number of concerns including high healthcare costs, poor...
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Common Myths About Onsite Clinics
Did you know that 60% of employers say implementing workplace wellness programs reduced their organization’s healthcare costs? Well-designed and implemented wellness programs help companies see a...
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2022: The Year of Onsite Health Clinics
2022 is the year of the onsite health clinic. Why? Because onsite clinics check almost every box of health & wellness demands for both employers and employees. Worksite health clinics are a...
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Healthcare Trends to Watch for in 2022
As 2022 approaches, shifts in what employees are prioritizing from their healthcare continue to arise. The pandemic has undoubtedly altered the workplace in multiple ways, including the health and...
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5 Steps to Creating a Long-Term Wellness Strategy
Implementing a wellness program is no small feat. It takes time, commitment, and an effective strategy. While there is no one-size-fits-all plan for everyone when it comes to employee wellness, if...
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CDC Unveils New Mask Guidance for Fully Vaccinated Americans
On Tuesday, April 27th, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released updated guidelines detailing activities that fully vaccinated people can safely resume, including attending small...