The American College of Surgeons recently announced its new well-being initiative for surgeons. This wellness program has lofty goals: [The ACS] recognizes the need to foster well-being, resilience, ...

Companies spend $60B on wellness while burnout costs $8.8T. Research shows organizational redesign outperforms meditation apps — yet employers keep buying bandages.

The most critical shift a leader can make is moving from the question, "Why is this person failing?" to "What is the barrier ...

Employee wellness programs support physical, mental, and emotional health in the workplace. Organizations that invest in them often see stronger productivity and morale. Heading into 2026, employee ...

Have you or a loved one turned down a chance to go out with family or friends because of fear of falling? Has someone cut down on a favorite activity to avoid falling? These questions and others ...

A company will only be as successful as the vitality of their employees. This all sounds wonderful, especially if you’re Google where throwing large chunks of money into wellness programs is ...

18 Most Popular Wellness Programs for Hospital Employees Which wellness programs are most common for hospital employees? Nearly every hospital offers flu shots, but less than a quarter of ...

As health care costs have increased, employers have scrambled to find creative ways to help employees pay for benefits without decreasing their net paychecks or paying an employer contribution to ...

I wouldn't dream of finding fault with many typical wellness offerings: Quit-smoking programs, on-site gyms, more appealing cafeteria salads. Good for worker, good for employer, everybody's happy. But ...

Perhaps the most popular fad at large today in the employee health benefit world is the “wellness” program. We wrote last month about how some big employers may be using these programs--which include ...

New Red-Light Therapy program offers patients a non-invasive option for improved circulation, muscle relaxation, and ...

The Dancer Wellness Program, a founding affiliate of the Dancer Wellness Project, is a program designed to assist dancers, dance educators, and medical care practitioners who interface with dancers.