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Financial Benefits
Wellness programs provide economic benefit by reducing absenteeism
Results from some of America's finest companies show that investing in your most important asset - your employees - has an impact on your bottom line. Additionally, investing in your employees’ health is one of the best ways to reap financial benefits. For example:
- Fitness programs have reduced employer healthcare costs by 20% to 55%
- Reducing just one health risk increases a person's productivity on the job by 9% and reduces absenteeism by 2%
- For every $1 the average company spends on its worksite wellness program, it receives an average net benefit of $3.40 to $7.88
From a management perspective, worksite wellness programs have the potential to reduce a variety of costs. Implementing a worksite wellness program therefore becomes an ideal way to create a healthier workforce while at the same time decreasing absenteeism, reducing medical claims costs, and improving employee productivity, recruitment, and retention.
Source: American Heart Association
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