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Why Wellness Matters
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Why Wellness Matters Employer studies show significant positive impact of Wellness Programs on outcomes, costs, productivity and absenteeism Healthcare spending continues to increase at unsustainable rates 80 percent of medical costs can be attributed to preventable and manageable conditions Many people with these conditions do not follow recommended care guidelines Unhealthy lifestyle choices (tobacco, obesity) are also major contributors
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Real People, Real Results
Issue: Maureen was unsure if she could stay engaged in the Wellness Program and meet her long-term goals. Solution: After participating in the program for several weeks, Maureen: Realized the value of ongoing, regular calls with her Coach to help keep her health top of mind Enjoys using her Coach as a sounding board when she runs into temptations or barriers to reaching her goals
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Real People, Real Results
Issue: Ann had been trying to lose weight for several years, with little long-term success. Solution: Since joining Health Advocate’s Wellness Program, Ann has: Worked closely with her Coach to develop a realistic, achievable plan and create new habits for a healthier lifestyle Lost over ten pounds Lowered her cholesterol levels
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Health Advocate Wellness Strategy
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Our Unique Wellness Strategy
Seamless Integration = Total Health Engagement Health Advocacy Biometric screening data Chronic care support Personalized Health Messaging EAP+Work/Life
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Health Advocacy in Wellness Strategy
Health Advocacy is a key part of promoting Wellness Specialized service supported by physicians and a highly-trained team of clinical, benefits and claims experts who can: Locate doctors and hospitals; make appointments; transfer medical records; arrange second opinions (preventive services) Explain complex medical treatments and tests (stress management) Resolve claims and billing issues (financial wellness) Address eldercare issues; find caregiver support services (stress management) Supported by data-driven Dashboard technology; delivers personalized “gaps in care” coaching Eases burden on Human Resources staff Helps improve health outcomes and reduce costs
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Biometric Screenings in Wellness Strategy
First step to behavior change Available nationwide Professional staff trained by Health Advocate Actual data vs. self-reported Complete program management Turnkey communications Seamless integration with HRA, Wellness and Incentive programs Improve employee health Reduce costs
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Onsite Biometric Screenings
Standard Screening Package Add-on Options and more…
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Wellness Coaching
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Wellness Coaching Unlimited personal coaching by phone and secure messaging Weight management Tobacco cessation Fitness/exercise Self-care of chronic conditions Nutrition/diet Pre/post-natal coaching Stress management
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Targeted Gaps in Care Coaching
Data identifies actionable care gaps on Advocate dashboard Personal Health Advocates provide gaps in care coaching and preventive reminders at each member touchpoint Empowers members to take action to close gaps Seamless integration with Wellness Coaching Improve outcomes; reduce costs
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How Wellness Coaching Works
Unlimited access to personal Wellness Coach by phone or secure messaging Proven, validated methodology: Prochaska’s Stages of Readiness; evidence-based techniques support healthy behavior change S.M.A.R.T. Goals: One-on-one collaboration to develop short- and long-term goals with achievable steps, timelines Employees work with the same Coach throughout the program; coaches motivate, educate and guide every step of the way Supported by 24/7 access to comprehensive Wellness
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Wellness Coach Credentials
Full-time, salaried Health Advocate employees Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in a health-related field (more than half hold Master’s-level degrees) Minimum of one additional national certification Certified in tobacco cessation counseling by the American Lung Association 4-month training period with a senior coach Ongoing training and education
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Interactive Wellness Website
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Wellness Website Overview
Online resources reinforce coaching 24/7 access online, by smartphone and tablet Points-based program Secure web messaging with Coaches Personal Health Profile Self-guided wellness workshops Wellness “On-the-Go” Integrated health and fitness trackers Fun, motivational campaigns + competitions Incentive tracking Gym membership discounts
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Points-Based Engagement
Gamification View and track progress Points reporting Turnkey communications Incentives
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Personal Health Profile (PHP)
Confidential survey identifies health risks Health history; preventive health; lifestyle choices; readiness to change Personalized summary with steps employees can take to improve health Biometric data can be integrated (automatic upload from screening event) or self-reported Aggregate data reveals workforce risk HIPAA and GINA compliant Can be repeated annually to compare results over time
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PHP Personalized Summary
Dynamic content driven by employees’ responses Tailored to employees’ health risks Evidence-based data Results-driven “To Do” lists (e.g., workshops) Year-over-year comparisons Integrate biometric screening data
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Online Wellness Workshops
Targeted programs can be incorporated into the coaching process Based on PHP responses | Self-directed | Interactive Wellness Workshops Weight Loss (Beginner/Advanced) Nutrition (Beginner/Advanced) Stress Management Walking for Fitness Tobacco Cessation Diabetes Prevention Heart Disease Prevention Financial Wellness
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Wellness “On-the-Go” Employees can perform a wide range of tasks on-the-go PC, smartphone and tablet; take Personal Health Profile Integrated health trackers View + update personal trackers Select from existing trackers Create your own tracker Log activity; view progress Health calculators Integrate data from dozens of personal activity trackers (e.g., Fitbit, Jawbone, Garmin, iHealth, MapMyWalk, etc.)
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Competition Portal Designed for HR and Employees
Fun, easy to access and use Employees can join existing competitions or create new ones Individual and team Promotes employee engagement Integrated with trackers Turnkey communications
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Available Competitions
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Incentive Management
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Incentive Management Participation-Based Engage with a Wellness Coach
Complete a workshop Complete the PHP Track activities + participation on Wellness website Communications support WPC/Consultation – 4 hours per year
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Communications + Engagement
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Member Communications
Year-round electronic, print and online materials introduce, the program, raise awareness and drive participation Multi-leveled: brochures, newsletters, posters, health tip sheets, table tents Strategic and comprehensive
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Engagement Support for Employers
Monthly wellness activities + promotions Annual seasonal wellness campaigns Health and wellness competitions …and more
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Management Reporting
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Management Reporting Aggregate PHP summaries of employee risk factors
Engagement reporting includes online activities and participation in personalized coaching Supports client-sponsored incentive programs
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