The State of Workplace Wellness Around the Globe

We surveyed wellness thought leaders around the globe and asked them for their views on the future of workplace wellness. Here is their forecast for the state-of-the-wellness-union for 2019.  This article was originally published as a cover story in the September 27, 2018 issue of HR.com Employee Benefits & Wellness Excellence. The Forecast for the Future of […]

Corporate Wellness Programs: What Leaders Need to Know, A CEO’s Perspective

Corporate wellness programs expert Laura Putnam, author of Workplace Wellness that Works and CEO of Motion Infusion, shares insights into the future of wellness-related employee benefits. The Future of Corporate Wellness Employee Benefits  Corporate wellness programs are changing fast – shifting from bare-bones health assessments, health screenings, and the sharing of health facts, to robust […]

Top 10 US Benefits Consultants and Their Employee Health Wellness Programs

There is an increasing interest by benefits brokers to provide services beyond group benefits and retirement products. Here are 10 consultants with highlights of their workplace wellness programs. Clients, including plan sponsors and administrators are asking for proactive ways to reduce insurance premiums and improve overall workplace health and productivity. They are looking for the […]

The Pink House of Workplace Wellness Technology

When shopping for a new corporate wellness technology, it can be an overwhelming process; especially when you’re not completely clear on your vision. Do you like to be kinda crazy or do you need a shiny box?

Should You Build or Buy Wellness Technology?

Technology can be a key competitive advantage for any wellness company. Here are 4 guidelines and a white paper to help you decide if you should build your own, buy a market-ready solution or outsource. Technology dictates a company’s efficiency but more importantly, it is a major influencer in your customer’s buy process. In just […]

A software build is NOT a DIY project

A valuable lesson from Tim Kane, founder of myHSA, a digital online technology enabling companies to self-fund their wellness and health spending accounts, shares his experience building new software.