Wellness

Ford is expanding an experimental wellness program that it launched two years ago for chronically ill employees.

The number of health-focused mobile apps continues to climb in response to demand from consumers, particularly young people. Health care professionals are also adding to the demand by increasingly using apps as a way to encourage their patients to pursue healthier lifestyles.

Only weeks after a former Harvard economics instructor claimed that virtually all of the money companies have spent on wellness programs has been wasted, a Harvard study is highlighting one corporate wellness program as a ringing success.

Forget Obamacare, carrier mergers and wellness programs. Yelp is about to change the way we look at health care.

To improve its image as a wellness company, Target will offer Fitbits to employees and promote more healthy foods.

Corporate wellness programs are bunk, argues Al Lewis, CEO of Quizzify, a consumer health education company.