One of the many things corporate wellness should encourage is a new definition of retirement. This concept of wellness may originate in the workplace, but it extends to employees who are part of the same fraternity of healthy and active retirees – people…
Wellness by the Channel: Global TV and Insight About Personal Health
Global TV and Insight About Personal Health Of the many things healthcare experts tell us to avoid, the most common one is to cease living a sedentary existence: To get up and out of the den, where we sit transfixed in a form of autohypnosis, as the slogans,…
The Case for Direct Physician Contracting
With insurance networks and reimbursements shrinking, physicians have been scrambling to find ways to avoid the insurance and managed care pitfalls. Simultaneously, employers who are self-funding the medical claims of employees have been searching for ways…
Does Corporate Wellness Work? A Global Perspective on Workplace Health Promotion
A recent editorial in the American Journal of Health Promotion by Michael O’Donnell titled Does Workplace Health Promotion Work or Not?
Strategies for Success for Global Corporate Wellness Programs
A Follow-up to the 3rd Annual Corporate Wellness Conference & 2nd Annual Global Benefits Conference’s 2011 Educational Session
Global Corporate Challenge – a Wellness Phenomenon with Worldwide Results
With the worldwide obesity epidemic continuing to snowball, employers face the challenge of making
Your Employees Will Be Global Healthcare Consumers — Are You Prepared to Communicate with Them?
A “perfect storm” of trends occurred about 10 years ago in the music industry, and it changed the landscape of that business forever.
Become More Optimistic to Improve Health and Success
Is the glass of your life half-empty or half-full? Your answer may influence your professional and personal success and your mental and physical health, possibly even which diseases you develop.
Corporate Health & Wellness in Hong Kong – A Road Yet To Be Travelled
The rising prosperity of Asia's growing economies has drawn adverse consequences on employee wellness and the work-life balance of many people.
Surprising Facts about Heart Disease
We all know the facts. Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States for both men and women. Having an active lifestyle combined with a healthy diet
