The payers’ guide to helping Medicare-eligible population lose weight
It’s no secret that as we age our bodies change. More than 40% of people in the Medicare-eligible population are living with obesity, which can contribute to frailty, cognitive impairment, and other chronic issues associated with aging, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and mental health conditions. We know that lifestyle interventions are effective for weight […]
Three essential elements for a behavior change program
In today’s fast-paced world, fostering positive behavior change is more critical than ever. Whether aiming to enhance employee well-being, boost productivity, or improve overall health, organizations must adopt effective strategies to drive meaningful and lasting change through a behavior change program. Three elements are essential for a successful behavior-change program: science-backed skill building, personalization to […]
Three ways employee happiness impacts your organization
The connection between health and happiness is well documented and with the rising rates of obesity and related chronic diseases, employers may want to take steps to boost employee happiness to ultimately better their workplace. When it comes to navigating happiness and the workforce, employers often wonder how the two are connected. Here are […]
Entering an era of breakthrough results for obesity and depression
As May is World Mental Health Awareness Month, many of us in the medical profession take the time to reflect on the impact of mental health in our communities and organizations. It’s no secret that depression is a common disorder that affects mental health, but its bidirectional relationship with obesity often goes unrecognized. Studies […]
3 ways workplace stress is impacting your organization
Workplace stress impacts more than just our bodies—it significantly influences the health and productivity of our organizations. While some stress is actually good for you, striking the right balance is a challenge we all face— we are constantly walking a fine line between embracing healthy stress and being downright stressed-out. Wondr Health survey dives into […]
Mind + body: The surprising connection between mental health and diabetes
The CDC estimates that nearly 50% of the U.S. adult population has prediabetes or diabetes, which has a tremendous impact on the health of your workforce.1 To counteract this, benefits such as Diabetic Prevention Programs (DPPs) or diabetes-management programs can help your people prevent or properly manage Type 2 diabetes. However, point solutions such as […]
EXCLUSIVE: Addressing three major GLP-1 myths
The latest frenzy in the world of weight-loss is undoubtedly weight-loss medications. But, what we know about the efficacy and suggested use of these medications is very different from what is portrayed in the media. So, let’s set the record straight. MYTH 1: Quick fix for weight loss If anything promises to be a ‘miracle […]
KEY INSIGHTS: Weight-loss program non-negotiables
We know that successful weight loss requires a lot more than good genes and good luck. It requires both skill development, and arguably most important, support. Recognizing the multifaceted nature of weight loss, Wondr Health surveyed over 500 participants to discover what matters most to those embarking on their weight-loss journey. The results point to […]
Three essential factors in employers’ strategy for managing obesity
In today’s fast-paced world, prioritizing employee well-being extends far beyond the office. Organizations are increasingly turning to wellness programs, including obesity-management programs, to support their workforce in achieving optimal health outcomes. But, often, solutions are presented as a quick fix to a complex problem. The quick fix is often not a fix at all. So, […]
The brave new era of heart health for your population
It’s no secret that heart disease is the leading cause of death for men, women, and people of most racial and ethnic groups in the United States. For years, high blood pressure has been known as the silent killer as it is one of the risk factors for developing heart disease. There is a strong […]