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Regular medical checkups and tests can help spot issues before they become expensive to treat complications. One Florida school district has launched a wellness rewards points program that has been showing phenomenal results. To obtain a $50 reduction in premium, employees just have to earn 300 points a year, and points are quite easy to obtain. Points are earned through a variety of health related activities like,

For the last several years, Boston Market has worked to create a menu that boasts more nutritious selections while still offering the same great taste. In a campaign committed to reducing sodium levels by 20% in their menu items, they removed salt shakers from their tables in 2012. While the sodium levels dropped in menu staples, 26% in mashed potatoes, 20% in stuffing, gravy by 50% and cornbread by 30%, sales have not.* The holiday sales this year increased 17%.

Offering healthy rewards to your company is a great way to lower the cost of employee healthcare and improve your employees’ wellness while you do! Healthy rewards encourage employees to lead healthier lifestyles by offering them incentives to stay proactive about their health. Even if you already have one in place, expanding your existing employer wellness program can control healthcare costs even more. Workplace wellness programs come in a variety of forms, many of them based on employee participation. Some programs with healthy rewards include:

We all wish for a Happy and Healthy New Year.  But, is your workplace doing all it can to promote and improve employee health and wellness? Register to view our on-demand webcast and learn what you need to know about complying with the latest Healthcare Reform laws and regulations for 2014, when implementing incentives to your corporate health and wellness program. Gift Card Partners, in conjunction with CVS/pharmacy and the Employer Healthcare Congress present:
Wellness in the Corporate Environment and Complying with PPACA; How to Build a Successful Gift Card Incentive Program How do you plan to improve your workplace health and wellness in 2014?

Whether you've just implemented a corporate wellness program or have had one in place for years, one thing to pay close attention to is the culture of health that it creates in your workplace. Without it, your program is like a boat on dry land...not really going anywhere. Company culture is built from the top down.