Two 2020 studies (JAMA, KFF) looked at how traditional corporate wellness programs are implemented and whether they actually improve health, lower healthcare utilization and lower costs. Eric Hannah addressed the studies and what it means for employer sponsored healthcare moving forward.

Episode 2: Does Corporate Wellness Work?

Health, healthcare, health insurance and employee benefits can be complicated. We aim to simplify and provide solutions to pressing problems, traps, and pitfalls for business leaders, owners, human resources and finance professionals. The more simple and approachable a topic is, the easier anyone can apply it in their own unique mode.

Eric Hannah is a catalyst for change. Through a multi-faceted, two-decade healthcare career, he developed a unique perspective on personal well-being, healthcare navigation and insurance systems. This experience inspired Eric to introduce an innovative approach to employee benefits – putting employers and employees in charge of their own care and spend.

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Health, healthcare, health insurance and employee benefits can be complicated. We aim to simplify and provide solutions to pressing problems, traps, and pitfalls for business leaders, owners, human resources and finance professionals. The more simple and approachable a topic is, the easier anyone can apply it in their own unique mode. Eric Hannah is a catalyst for change. Through a multi-faceted, two-decade healthcare career, he developed a unique perspective on personal well-being, healthcare navigation and insurance systems. This experience inspired Eric to introduce an innovative approach to employee benefits – putting employers and employees in charge of their own care and spend.

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Episode 2: Does Corporate Wellness Work?

Episode 2: Does Corporate Wellness Work?