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Workplace wellness programs have become an $8 billion industry in the U.S. A recent study found that workplace wellness programs do not cut costs for employers, reduce absenteeism or improve workers' health. Continue reading to learn more. ...

Fifty-one percent of large employers are planning to implement virtual healthcare solutions in 2019. Digital health devices provide personalized feedback to users, helping improve their health. Read this blog post to learn more about the digital health revolution. ...

A study from the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) shows that fifty-two percent of large firms that provide employee health benefits offer workers the opportunity to complete a biometric screening. Continue reading to learn more. ...

Companies can earn wellness dollars from some insurance companies when they implement workplace wellness programs. Wellness dollars can be used to cover wellness-related purchases. Continue reading this blog post to learn more. ...

Employers must assess whether the plan is “purely participatory” or “health-contingent” under the Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act’s (HIPAA) current guidance. Continue reading for more on wellness program regulations....

How can employers tackle workplace bullying? According to recent research, about 75 percent of U.S. employees have been impacted by workplace bullying. Read this blog post from UBA to learn more. ...

According to on-going research, how you feel at work on Monday may reveal a lot about your approach to the previous weekend. Continue reading this blog post to learn how your approach to the weekend can improve your mood at work on Monday. ...

Do you offer chiropractic services at an on-site medical center? The American College of Physicians' care guidelines recommends the conservative, non-pharmacologic treatment chiropractors provide. Read this blog post to learn more. ...

According to the RAND Corporation, 60 percent of Americans suffer from at least one chronic condition. The CDC reported that the foods employees get at work tend to contain high amounts of salt, sugar and empty calories. Read on for more. ...