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Why insurance portability matters for your wellness program

Insurance portability is the ability to leave a company insurance scheme but still retain your insurance benefits, keeping the same cover and the same conditions.

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Wellness program insurance: Who should get what?


Employees, managers, CEOs — they all have different needs from your wellness program insurance. There is rarely a one-size-fits-all solution for everybody, but thankfully, there is a solution.

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How to avoid junk policies in your wellness program insurance package

Junk policies: they have so many holes in their coverage you could use them as a colander. Exceptions and conditions galore, they can often be worse than having no insurance at all; providing nothing but the illusion of safety — an illusion that is quickly shattered when it actually comes to claim time.

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How to effectively communicate wellness messages to employees

You’ve got your corporate wellness programs planned out: events organised, facilities prepared and leadership on board. Job done, right?

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Creating a culture of wellness in the workplace: a how-to guide

Don’t make the mistake of keeping wellness and your business culture separate. They are a match born in heaven, which when melded together properly, quickly produces not only a happy and healthy workforce, but a self-regulating, self-growing, health-focused workforce. Sound good?

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An employee wellness program checklist for business leaders

Employee wellness programs come in all shapes and sizes, but there’s one consistent theme for those that are the most successful: they have wellness leadership from the top to the bottom and back again.

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The corporate wellness ideas that employees want in your program

There’s an overwhelming number of different corporate wellness programs available for your business, and all of them change depending on your company size, your budget and your employees — and the last of those three is by far the most important.

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How corporate wellness programs improve talent attraction and retention

You want to attract and retain the best and brightest for your business. What company doesn’t? The success of your enterprise rests on the shoulders of your talent attraction and retention, and those who manage to capture the interest of these rising stars or experienced hands will soon outpace their competitors in quality.

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4 mistakes you need to avoid with your wellness program insurance

Is your wellness insurance working as it should? Keep an eye out for these common mistakes:

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