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What’s the Difference Between Health Age and

WEBHealth Age. Your health age is the state of your physical health outside of the “expected” parameters of your chronological age. While your chronological age is …

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Which Health Risk Assessment Questions Are the Best

WEBAlthough BMI is an important measurement, self-perceived health takes the lead as the best overall measure. A person’s perception of health is influenced by …

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What Does Wellness Really Mean

WEBThe World Health Organization defines wellness as “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmary.”. The National …

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How Do Health Risk Assessments Help Your Medicaid Population

WEBFor their part, health plans must put forth their best efforts to give health risk assessments (HRAs) to every Medicaid member within 90 days of enrollment—and …

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Setting Goals for Your Wellness Program

WEBHere are some examples of SMART wellness program goals: Reduce the number of hypertensive employees (>140/90) from 24 percent to less than 15 percent between …

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Top 5 Most Common Questions About Health Risk …

WEBHere are the 5 most common questions we get asked about HRAs. 1. What Is A Health Risk Assessment? A Health Risk Assessment is a questionnaire that evaluates your …

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Set SMART Goals for Your Wellness Program

WEBThe answer may lie in building SMART goals for your wellness programs. SMART goals are: Specific – Clearly state what you want to accomplish. Measurable – Be clear on …

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Three Ways to Improve Your Wellness Program

WEBHere are three ways to get the most out of your wellness program: 1. Develop an Operating Plan. An operating plan provides the foundation for your wellness program. It gives you …

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Setting Wellness Priorities in Your Organization

WEBLowering high blood pressure. Losing excess weight. Being physically active. Lowering high blood sugar. Lowering high cholesterol. Reducing daily salt/sodium intake. Choosing …

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Tips for Creating a Culture of Health in Your Organization

WEBPreventing heart attacks. Preventing diabetes. Controlling weight. Preventing high blood pressure. Lowering the risk of cancer – especially bowel, breast, prostate, and …

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Measuring the Effectiveness of your Wellness Program with an HRA

WEBThe HRA is the tool that gathers the data required to show success and it’s therefore a critical tool in delivering ROI and VOI metrics for your wellness program. In this post, …

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24 Workplace Wellness Program Statistics for 2024 Planning

WEBIn 2024, organizations are taking a hard look at their workplace wellness programs and what they will prioritize in the new year. The value of employee well-being is more and …

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A Cheat Sheet to NCQA’s New PHM Standards

WEBPHM 1: PHM Strategy (NEW): Comprehensive population health strategy with defined goals aimed at helping members get healthy, stay healthy, and manage existing chronic …

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Should You "Brand" Your Wellness Program

WEBYes. Branding your wellness program will give your program an identity. Branding can include selecting a name and designing a logo for your program. Use your branding to …

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Using National Health Observances to Engage New Patients

WEBWe’ve identified 5 steps to creating a successful digital marketing campaign: 1. Familiarize yourself with health observance events and choose the right ones for your campaign. …

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3 Ways to Use Nudge Theory in Healthcare Marketing

WEBWhen implementing nudge theory in your healthcare marketing, remember the three most important aspects of nudge theory: 1. Small changes = big results. If people feel an …

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Health and Wellness On the Go

WEBMobile. It’s the go-anywhere trend that’s changing everything, including wellness program engagement. Search engine data shows consumers start with mobile. A recent report …

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4 Metrics For Successful Healthcare Marketing Campaigns

WEB4 Metrics For Successful Healthcare Marketing Campaigns. When you’re working on marketing initiatives, coming up with creative campaigns is only half the battle. You’ve …

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