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Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), Medicaid/Medicare payers, and community health programs work year-round to improve preventive care compliance. Yet many beneficiaries still skip their annual screenings due to work conflicts, transportation issues, or a lack of understanding about the long-term value of preventive care.

As the new year begins and the pandemic heightens, encouraging employees to set New Year’s resolutions both personally and professionally will help them achieve a better state of mental and physical health. Studies have shown that when a person sets and sticks to a goal, their self-esteem and overall outlook on life goes up. By incentivizing employees to set New Year’s goals, your organization will create a more positive, present, and engaged workforce.

Every new year brings renewed motivation to live healthier, but motivation alone rarely lasts. Research shows that while nearly 48% of adults set wellness goals in January, only around 20% stay on track by mid-year. For many, it’s not the lack of good intentions but the absence of tangible support and encouragement that makes the difference.

Employee wellbeing is no longer just a buzzword; it's a strategic imperative for organizations aiming to thrive in today's competitive landscape. Here are four employee wellness strategies to modernize your approach and make employee wellbeing a top priority.

Donating unused gift cards is an easy yet impactful way to support nonprofits, allowing organizations to receive flexible funding for their needs. Whether you’re clearing out old gift cards, organizing a group donation, or actively seeking ways to give back, your unused gift cards can provide real support to causes you care about.

While direct cash donations are valuable, spare gift cards offer nonprofits flexibility—whether they need to purchase supplies, cover essential services, or provide direct assistance to those in need.