HMHP Among ‘Healthiest Companies in America’
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The organization earned the Healthiest Companies in America Award for 2010 from
Awards are based on clinical evaluations of employee participants across an index of key health indicators following implementation of employer-sponsored wellness programs. Such programs encourage workers to adopt healthier lifestyles, which improves their health and thereby reduces the costs of their health care. Award winners demonstrated significant improvement in both the health of their workers and health care costs following implementation of such programs.
This is the third time HMHP has earned the distinction. In 2008, the first time HMHP offered a free health-risk assessment program, 30 percent of employees participated, reports
According to a study by
As a direct result of the HMHP employee wellness program, premiums for employee health insurance remained consistent from 2011 to 2012, adds
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