Historically, onsite occupational health services have focused on completing medical surveillance, ensuring OSHA compliance, and treating workplace injury and illness. Safety should always be top of mind and having the right resources and support to help employees navigate injury is important. However, when well-equipped, your occupational health team can do so much more. For organizations […]

Every February, American Heart Month gives people a dedicated time to turn their attention to keeping their families and communities free from heart disease. According to the American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease kills approximately 2,300 people per day in the U.S. and obesity in both youths and adults is at an all-time high. Heart disease […]

According to an October 2020 Gallup poll, a large portion of the U.S. workforce would like to return to the office at some point instead of continuing to work remotely. That said, organizations across the country have an opportunity to rethink their approach to healthcare access and provide total population care to their workforces. By […]

January is a time where many people attempt a healthier lifestyle – whether that means a new gym membership or a new diet – but as many have experienced, those resolutions rarely last through the year. Studies have repeatedly indicated that some of the most common chronic conditions, such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes, […]

“What’s your New Year’s resolution?” This popular question resurfaces every January and answers can revolve around everything from lifestyle to financial to relationships. Fitness goals are especially common and for good reason – no matter your fitness level, being active every day can improve the way you feel and reduce your risk of chronic conditions. […]

Here are three ways to get employee health back on track in 2021 Have you or those in your organization put off healthcare visits during the COVID-19 pandemic? If so, you’re not alone. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 41% of the U.S. public have either avoided or postponed medical care […]