A blog post at Health Affairs summarizes research and concludes that workplace wellness programs provide no savings.
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A blog post at Health Affairs summarizes research and concludes that workplace wellness programs provide no savings.
Research on an intervention to help hospitalized patients stop smoking finds it improves quit rates.
A Government Accounting Office Report summarizes the research on which preventive services appear to be either cost-effective or cost-saving.
A Center for Disease Control brief examines the relationship between income, insurance and receipt of preventive health services.
Research published in Health Affairs studies a long-running wellness effort at PepsiCo, finding that the disease management component appears to save on health costs but the lifestyle modification portion does not.