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Got Wellness Program
Questions?
We’ve Got Answers!
You know
wellness programs can significantly lower health care costs, reduce
absenteeism, and increase productivity. Instead of a “nice-to-have,”
wellness programs are becoming an essential component of employee benefit
packages. Yet, how do you develop and market wellness programs for health
plan members with a variety of wants and needs?
The AHIP
Center for Insurance Education and Professional Development provides
answers in two new wellness courses:
Wellness, Part One:
Wellness, Prevention, and Value-Based Care
This course takes a practical approach to worksite wellness, guiding you
through the stages of program development. You’ll learn design principles,
goals and objectives, how to implement and manage wellness initiatives,
techniques for gaining employee participation, and what to expect as a
return on investment. You’ll also examine legal issues, wellness ties to
consumer health plans, and theories on healthy aging.
Wellness, Part Two: Combating Chronic Diseases through
Workplace Wellness Programs
This course explores why employers are ideally positioned to help combat
some of the nation’s major health problems such as obesity, heart disease,
and diabetes. Part One establishes
the efficacy of wellness programs. In Part
Two, you will take an in-depth look at chronic diseases along
with the unhealthy behaviors that often precipitate illness. You’ll acquire
knowledge about the workplace as a venue for combating disease, the tools
in the wellness arsenal to identify those at risk, and ways wellness
approaches can prevent or slow the progression of serious health
conditions.
Register
for Part One
today. Part Two
will be available soon. Keep an eye on your inbox for the announcement.
Call the
AHIP
Center for Insurance Education and Professional Development at 800.509.4422 or
send an email to support@AHIPInsuranceEducation.org
for more information.
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AHIP's Fall Forum 2011
Health Care Reform
Implementation and Your Plan’s Operations
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As health care reform
implementation intensifies, AHIP’s Fall Forum, November 14-16, is your
opportunity to take a few days from the office to immerse yourself in
educational sessions that will deliver solid next steps to help you guide
your organization. Click
here for AHIP's Fall Forum details!
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