4 Maturity Models for Workplace Wellness

Nowadays, every company states they have an employee wellness program, but how do you really define one from the next, and is it even important to know?

The Do's and Don'ts of an Engaging Wellness Program: Part Three

This is part three of our wellness series by Benjamin Prinzing, president of corporate wellness company Kadalyst, exploring the ten things you need to do to engage employees in your wellness program. If you haven't yet, check out the first six steps in Part One and Part Two of the series.

4 Free Scorecards to Improve Your Corporate Wellness Program

When it comes to maintaining an effective wellness program for your company, the American Heart Association says it best, "For greatest impact, workplace health programs must be engaging, comprehensive, evidence-based and heart-focused."

5 Must-Read Books about Improving Employee Health & Happiness

Editor's Note: What are our writers and experts reading? In the ReWork Bookshelf series, ReWork contributors share their "must-read" recommendations for HR professionals and business leaders.

How to Take Your Wellness Program Messaging to the Next Level

Remember writing notes on pieces of paper, folding them into airplanes and tossing them across the classroom to the delight of a friend? As any grade schooler knows, that level of personalized messaging is incredibly powerful. And it's often missing in today's internal company communications, especially when it comes to employee wellness programs.

The Do's and Don'ts of an Engaging Wellness Program: Part Two

This is part two of our three part series by Benjamin Prinzing, President of Kadalyst, exploring the 10 things you need to do to engage employees in your wellness program.

Workplace Wellness Isn't Just a Perk, It's a Core Business Strategy

On average, only 20 percent of organizations in the United States participate in wellness programs for their employees. If your company is part of the 80 percent, you might want to rethink your strategy.

Are Health Analytics the Future of Wellness Programs?

Today's wellness programs still heavily rely on viewing historical data, which forces you to design your health and wellbeing plans by looking through the proverbial rearview mirror. In a time where the focus is on "prevention," this method means we may already be too late.

Your Five-Step Wellness Program Checklist for 2017

It's that time of year again, and nearly every employer is focused on health plan renewals for 2017. In addition to your health care plan, how will you approach employee wellness and mindfulness in the New Year?

4 Facts About Biometric Screenings You Need to Know

As a wellness professional, I often receive questions from clients about why their employees' biometric screening results differ from what they received from their doctor or from the previous screening vendor. While there are a few factors that can create a variance, I wanted to do a little more digging—after all, the popularity of biometric screenings is continuing to skyrocket, and I think it's always better to have a clear understanding of what our clients are investing in.

The Definition of "Voluntary" Wellness Programs Is Changing—Here's How to Adapt

The verdict of a recent federal lawsuit is changing the definition of voluntary wellness programs, and your company's offering may have to evolve to comply with the new regulation.