Having an Onsite Wellness Staff can help develop and maintain a strong wellness program infrastructure, foster collaboration and integration, improve engagement, and provide employees a resource that is approachable, trusting, and easy to work with.
Every five years, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture releases new dietary recommendations based on the most recent findings in nutrition science. View our summary of what is new.
December is one of the busiest months for employees at Bachman’s. The wellness committee was looking for a simple program that could help boost employee morale as they worked through the holiday season. They chose the Day Maker Challenge
An onsite biometric screening gives employees the opportunity to learn and understand their health numbers, and not lose sight of the importance of preventive care and healthy habits.
We can all benefit from honest conversations about mental health conditions and suicide because just one conversation can change a life. Although it is important to address suicide prevention year-round, Suicide Prevention Awareness Month provides our staff a dedicated time to address this difficult topic. Suicide awareness is particularly a Read more…
“I love getting to know the students!” I have had the great pleasure of supervising two internship experiences over the last two summers. I was excited to share my experience with students, our next generation of health and wellness professionals. What did you expect going into the supervision experience? I Read more…
An onsite Biometric Screening should be much more than just a wellness “event” at your company. Onsite fingerstick screenings provide immediate results and have the advantage of driving change by maximizing the face-to-face teachable moment.
One of the biggest challenges facing corporate fitness centers in a hybrid workforce is ensuring that the fitness center is accessible to all employees, regardless of whether they work remotely or in the office.
We were shocked to see how many people started coming right away to the live sessions via zoom and how many were interested in recordings to keep going on their own. The exercises are simple, but participants are noticing changes in their bodies and energy levels immediately!
The wellbeing of construction workers is a critical issue that deserves our attention and action. By prioritizing worker safety, mental health, and total wellbeing, we can create a safer and more productive industry that benefits everyone.