Reducing health care costs encourages wellness programs

In the Engaging Employees in Their Health survey, respondents were asked open-ended questions regarding wellness programs. Among the findings, it was determined that reducing health care costs was the main reason for offering wellness programs.

By staff Writer | November 10, 2010 at 07:00 PM

In the "Engaging Employees in Their Health" survey, sponsored by RedBrick Health, respondents were asked open-ended questions regarding wellness programs. Among the findings, it was determined that reducing health care costs was the main reason for offering wellness programs.

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